Hi,
I have now got Syncope connectors, etc. so that I can cause a change in a user
that came in via the CSV in the realm when I do a pull on my LDAP2 pull task.
Now I need find out how I can some how inject a Java class to (a) process the
incoming attribute, and to (b) output the two constructed attribute values into
two attributes (presumably in the realm).
How do I do that? What mechanism/approach in Syncope can I use?
Thanks,Jim
On Friday, May 1, 2020, 10:54:20 AM EDT, [email protected] <[email protected]>
wrote:
Hi,
I am trying to accomplish the following with Syncope:
- We currently have been trying to use Syncope to take user information from a
flat file (CSV) and then push information from the flat file to an LDAP server
(call this LDAP1). We have this part working already.
- There is a separate LDAP server (call this LDAP2) that has the same set of
users as in LDAP1, but in LDAP2, each user has an attribute that is not put
into the users in LDAP1 from the first flow above.
So what I am now trying to do is (a) pull that attribute from LDAP2, and (b) do
some processing (Java) on that attribute, and then (c) get the results of that
processing, which is 2 attributes in LDAP2, to the user profile in LDAP2.
So I wondering what is the best way to accomplish the above with Syncope?
I think that would involve something like:
- Have a connection to LDAP2 and a pull task that pulls the attribute from
LDAP2, and then- "Something" (Java?) that take the attribute value and
calculates the 2 new attribute values and pushes those values into the realm
But I am not sure what that "Something" is in Syncope?
Thanks,Jim
