Re: What approach to do this in Syncope?

Hi, Can someone here answer my question below re. PULL Action class: "how does my code in the pull action class access the attribute that was pulled and how does it store the resulting 2 attribute values into the realm" ?? Thanks, Jim On Saturday, May 2, 2020, 04:59:09 PM EDT, wrote:

Re: What approach to do this in Syncope?

Hi, I was wondering if maybe derived attributes could be another approach that might work. I was reading this: http://commons.apache.org/proper/commons-jexl/ and noted this: "Support for invocation of any accessible method (see example above). Support for setting/getting any accessible public

Re: What approach to do this in Syncope?

Hi, For the scenario that I described (I have a pull task that is pulling an attribute from an LDAP user into the realm, and I want to process the value of that attribute and populate 2 other attributes that are the results of the processing), how does my code in the pull action class access t

Re: What approach to do this in Syncope?

Hi, I can accept that and move on :)... FYI, the reason that I was aware of, and was able to find the Javadocs is that, as you probably know, we have already worked with, and have several, ItemTransformers. And that was also the reason that led me to that dead end (because they only return

Re: What approach to do this in Syncope?

On 02/05/20 17:06, oh...@yahoo.com wrote: > Hi, > > Thanks. I did read that information and also some information that we had > gathered by another person, but you know, it is not easy to comprehend some > of the Syncope functionality/concepts via just the documentation, and mind > you, I have b

Re: What approach to do this in Syncope?

Hi, Thanks. I did read that information and also some information that we had gathered by another person, but you know, it is not easy to comprehend some of the Syncope functionality/concepts via just the documentation, and mind you, I have been doing this kind of work for a long time with oth

Re: What approach to do this in Syncope?

Hi, for some reason it seems that it's easier for you to find Javadocs than documentation :-O Anyway, take a look at: PullActions (to inject Java or Groovy logic during Pull) http://syncope.apache.org/docs/2.1/reference-guide.html#pullactions PropagationActions (to inject Java or Groovy logic d

Re: What approach to do this in Syncope?

Hi, I was looking at the ItemTransformer (https://syncope.apache.org/apidocs/2.0/org/apache/syncope/core/provisioning/api/data/ItemTransformer.html) but it looks that is applied to/bound to an individual attribute, and returns the transformed attribute value, but in my use case, I want to rece

Re: What approach to do this in Syncope?

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 construct

What approach to do this in Syncope?

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 LDA