Hi,

Does the built-in FIM 2010 R2 Oracle MA support structural, aux and extensibleObject classes?

Thanks,

SK

Not sure about Oracle, but I just looked at some old provisioning code for an iPlanet/Sun LDAP MA and that has a whole list of objectClasses defined for a new connector.

The StartNewConnector() method in the MVExtension is overloaded and can either take a single string to denote an objectClass or a string array (or valueCollection).

So, for example:

Dim primaryObjClass as string = "person"
Dim auxObjClasses() as string
auxObjClasses(0) = "inetOrgPerson"
auxObjClasses(1) = "user"

'then

Dim csentry As CSEntry
Dim MA As ConnectedMA
MA = mventry.ConnectedMAs("LDAPMA")
csentry = MA.Connectors.StartNewConnector(primaryObjClass,auxObjClasses)
'other attributes etc in here

csentry.CommitNewConnector()

Not sure about Oracle, but I just looked at some old provisioning code for an iPlanet/Sun LDAP MA and that has a whole list of objectClasses defined for a new connector.

The StartNewConnector() method in the MVExtension is overloaded and can either take a single string to denote an objectClass or a string array (or valueCollection).

So, for example:

Dim primaryObjClass as string = "person"
Dim auxObjClasses() as string
auxObjClasses(0) = "inetOrgPerson"
auxObjClasses(1) = "user"

'then

Dim csentry As CSEntry
Dim MA As ConnectedMA
MA = mventry.ConnectedMAs("LDAPMA")
csentry = MA.Connectors.StartNewConnector(primaryObjClass,auxObjClasses)
'other attributes etc in here

csentry.CommitNewConnector()

• Marked as answer by Shim Kwan 10 hours 32 minutes ago

Not sure about Oracle, but I just looked at some old provisioning code for an iPlanet/Sun LDAP MA and that has a whole list of objectClasses defined for a new connector.

The StartNewConnector() method in the MVExtension is overloaded and can either take a single string to denote an objectClass or a string array (or valueCollection).

So, for example:

Dim primaryObjClass as string = "person"
Dim auxObjClasses() as string
auxObjClasses(0) = "inetOrgPerson"
auxObjClasses(1) = "user"

'then

Dim csentry As CSEntry
Dim MA As ConnectedMA
MA = mventry.ConnectedMAs("LDAPMA")
csentry = MA.Connectors.StartNewConnector(primaryObjClass,auxObjClasses)
'other attributes etc in here

csentry.CommitNewConnector()

• Marked as answer by Shim Kwan Tuesday, May 19, 2015 8:53 PM

Yes as far as I know, but as Dave suggests, you'll have to use legacy sync rules rather than Portal based sync rules if you want to provision auxiliary object classes in OID.

Cheers,

thank you