Hi, I'm actually assessing some open source software being able to manage workflows, identities, etc. Syncope looks great and I've started to read the documentation to have a better view of features and possibilities.
One question comes to me, if you are able to give me more hints about, I would be really thankful. Managing objects stored in an openLDAP seems to lean on a java connector using connId API with attributes and object mapping properties. Correct ? The connId for LDAP included into bundles and the architecture of Syncope looks able to manage identities (user) and groups memberships by default (with some others stuff like AnyObject, memberships...). However, openLDAP gives many more possibilities with its schema by writing custom classes, attributes and elaborating complex tree hierarchy where relationships can be imagined between users and custom structures (organizationalUnit-like) thanks to custom attributes for example. I just wonder if it is possible to handle such a complex LDAP directory tree with Syncope ? Extending the question, is it possible to handle and manage through Syncope any kind of ldap schema and directory tree ? Thanks a lot. And thanks for you work. Anthony.
