Novell Identity Manager
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Below you will find brief information for Identity Manager. This guide provides detailed reference on Policy Builder and Driver Configuration in Identity Manager 3.0, including managing filters, schema mapping policies, and XSLT style sheets.
Key Features
Data sharing and synchronization
Account provisioning
Security
Single sign-on
User self-service
Authentication
Authorization
Automated workflows
Web services
Pages: 342 Novell Identity Manager Customization Guide
Brand: Novell Category: Software Size: 5 MB
Languages: English
Table of contents
- 1 Policy Builder and Driver Customization Guide
- 13 1 Policies and Filters
- 13 1.1 What Are Policies and Filters?
- 14 1.1.1 Terminology Changes from Earlier Versions
- 15 1.1.2 DirXML Script
- 15 1.2 Introduction to Policies
- 16 1.2.1 Policies
- 16 Event Transformation Policy
- 19 Creation Policy
- 22 Matching Policies
- 23 Placement Policy
- 26 Command Transformation Policy
- 29 Schema Mapping Policy
- 31 Output Transformation Policy
- 33 Input Transformation Policy
- 35 1.2.2 Defining Policies
- 35 Policy Builder and DirXML Script
- 35 XSLT Style Sheets
- 36 Downloadable Identity Manager Policies
- 36 1.3 Filters
- 37 2 Defining Policies By Using The Policy Builder With Designer
- 37 2.1 Policies
- 38 2.1.1 Operation
- 38 2.1.2 Current Operation
- 38 2.1.3 Current Object
- 38 2.2 Policy Builder Tasks in Designer
- 38 2.2.1 Opening Policy Builder
- 38 Model Outline View
- 39 Policy Flow View
- 40 2.2.2 Creating a Policy
- 40 Policy Set
- 42 Add Policy Wizard
- 44 2.2.3 Creating a Rule
- 44 Creating a New Rule
- 48 Using Predefined Rules
- 48 Including a Rule
- 50 Importing a Policy From an XML File
- 50 2.2.4 Creating an Argument
- 52 Argument Actions Builder
- 52 Argument Builder
- 53 Match Attribute Builder
- 54 Action Argument Component Builder
- 55 Argument Value List Builder
- 56 Named String Builder
- 56 Condition Argument Component Builder
- 57 Pattern String Builder
- 58 2.2.5 Modifying a Policy
- 59 Actions and Menu Items in the Policy Builder
- 60 Policy Description
- 60 KeyBoard Support
- 61 Saving Your Work
- 61 2.2.6 Using Predefined Rules
- 62 Command Transformation - Create Departmental Container - Part 1 and Part 2
- 64 Command Transformation - Publisher Delete to Disable
- 65 Creation - Require Attributes
- 67 Creation - Publisher - Use Template
- 68 Creation - Set Default Attribute Value
- 70 Creation - Set Default Password
- 71 Event Transformation - Scope Filtering - Include Subtrees
- 72 Event Transformation - Scope Filtering - Exclude Subtrees
- 74 Input or Output Transformation - Reformat Telephone Number from (nnn) nnn-nnnn to nnn-nnn-nnnn
- 75 Input or Output Transformation - Reformat Telephone Number from nnn-nnn-nnnn to (nnn) nnn-nnnn
- 76 Matching - Publisher Mirrored
- 78 Matching - Subscriber Mirrored - LDAP Format
- 79 Matching - By Attribute Value
- 81 Placement - Publisher Mirrored
- 82 Placement - Subscriber Mirrored - LDAP Format
- 84 Placement - Publisher Flat
- 85 Placement - Subscriber Flat - LDAP Format
- 87 Placement - Publisher By Dept
- 88 Placement - Subscriber By Dept - LDAP Format
- 90 2.2.7 Testing Policies with the Policy Simulator
- 90 Accessing the Policy Simulator
- 92 Using the Policy Simulator
- 97 2.2.8 Editing the DirXML Script
- 97 Edit XML
- 99 Validate DTD
- 101 2.3 Regular Expressions
- 101 2.4 XPath 1.0 Expressions
- 102 2.5 Conditions
- 102 2.5.1 If Association
- 102 Fields
- 103 Example
- 103 2.5.2 If Attribute
- 103 Fields
- 104 Example
- 104 2.5.3 If Class Name
- 104 Fields
- 105 Example
- 105 2.5.4 If Destination Attribute
- 106 Fields
- 106 Example
- 107 2.5.5 If Destination DN
- 107 Fields
- 108 Example
- 108 2.5.6 If Entitlement
- 108 Fields
- 109 Example
- 109 2.5.7 If Global Configuration Value
- 109 Fields
- 110 Example
- 110 2.5.8 If Local Variable
- 110 Fields
- 110 Example
- 112 2.5.9 If Named Password
- 112 Fields
- 112 Example
- 112 2.5.10 If Operation
- 112 Fields
- 113 Example
- 113 2.5.11 If Operation Attribute
- 113 Fields
- 114 Example
- 115 2.5.12 If Operation Property
- 115 Fields
- 115 Example
- 116 2.5.13 If Password
- 116 Fields
- 116 Example
- 116 2.5.14 If Source Attribute
- 116 Fields
- 117 Example
- 117 2.5.15 If Source DN
- 117 Fields
- 117 Example
- 118 2.5.16 If XPath Expression
- 118 Fields
- 118 Example
- 119 2.6 Actions
- 120 2.6.1 Add Association
- 120 Fields
- 120 Example
- 120 2.6.2 Add Destination Attribute Value
- 121 Fields
- 121 Example
- 122 2.6.3 Add Destination Object
- 122 Fields
- 122 Remarks
- 122 Example
- 123 2.6.4 Add Source Attribute Value
- 123 Fields
- 124 Example
- 124 2.6.5 Add Source Object
- 124 Fields
- 124 Example
- 125 2.6.6 Append XML Element
- 125 Fields
- 125 Example
- 125 2.6.7 Append XML Text
- 125 Fields
- 126 Example
- 126 2.6.8 Break
- 126 Example
- 126 2.6.9 Clear Destination Attribute Value
- 126 Fields
- 127 Example
- 127 2.6.10 Clear Operation Property
- 127 Fields
- 127 Example
- 127 2.6.11 Clear Source Attribute Value
- 127 Fields
- 128 Example
- 128 2.6.12 Clone By XPath Expressions
- 128 Fields
- 128 Example
- 128 2.6.13 Clone Operation Attribute
- 128 Fields
- 129 Example
- 129 2.6.14 Delete Destination Object
- 129 Fields
- 130 Example
- 130 2.6.15 Delete Source Object
- 130 Fields
- 130 Example
- 130 2.6.16 Find Matching Object
- 130 Fields
- 131 Remarks
- 131 Example
- 132 2.6.17 For Each
- 132 Fields
- 132 Remarks
- 132 Example
- 133 2.6.18 Generate Event
- 133 Fields
- 134 Remarks
- 134 Example
- 135 2.6.19 Implement Entitlement
- 135 Fields
- 136 Example
- 136 2.6.20 Move Destination Object
- 136 Fields
- 136 Example
- 137 2.6.21 Move Source Object
- 137 Fields
- 138 Example
- 138 2.6.22 Reformat Operation Attribute
- 138 Fields
- 138 Example
- 139 2.6.23 Remove Association
- 139 Fields
- 139 Example
- 139 2.6.24 Remove Destination Attribute Value
- 139 Fields
- 140 Example
- 140 2.6.25 Remove Source Attribute Value
- 140 Fields
- 141 Example
- 141 2.6.26 Rename Destination Object
- 141 Fields
- 142 Example
- 142 2.6.27 Rename Operation Attribute
- 142 Fields
- 142 Example
- 142 2.6.28 Rename Source Object
- 142 Fields
- 143 Example
- 143 2.6.29 Send Email
- 143 Fields
- 144 Example
- 144 2.6.30 Send Email From Template
- 144 Fields
- 145 Example
- 145 2.6.31 Set Default Attribute Value
- 146 Fields
- 146 Example
- 146 2.6.32 Set Destination Attribute Value
- 146 Fields
- 147 Example
- 148 2.6.33 Set Destination Password
- 148 Fields
- 148 Example
- 148 2.6.34 Set Local Variable
- 149 Fields
- 149 Example
- 149 2.6.35 Set Operation Association
- 150 Fields
- 150 Example
- 150 2.6.36 Set Operation Class Name
- 150 Fields
- 150 Example
- 150 2.6.37 Set Operation Destination DN
- 150 Fields
- 150 Example
- 151 2.6.38 Set Operation Property
- 151 Fields
- 151 Example
- 151 2.6.39 Set Operation Source DN
- 151 Fields
- 152 Example
- 152 2.6.40 Set Operation Template DN
- 152 Fields
- 152 Example
- 153 2.6.41 Set Source Attribute Value
- 153 Fields
- 153 Example
- 154 2.6.42 Set Source Password
- 154 Fields
- 154 Example
- 154 2.6.43 Set XML Attribute
- 154 Fields
- 155 Example
- 155 2.6.44 Status
- 155 Fields
- 155 Remarks
- 156 Example
- 156 2.6.45 Strip Operation Attribute
- 156 Fields
- 156 Example
- 156 2.6.46 Strip XPath
- 157 Fields
- 157 Example
- 157 2.6.47 Trace Message
- 157 Fields
- 157 Example
- 158 2.6.48 Veto
- 158 Example
- 159 2.6.49 Veto If Operational Attribute Not Available
- 159 Fields
- 159 Example
- 159 2.7 Noun Tokens
- 160 2.7.1 Added Entitlement
- 160 Fields
- 160 Example
- 160 2.7.2 Association
- 161 Example
- 161 2.7.3 Attribute
- 161 Fields
- 161 Example
- 162 2.7.4 Class Name
- 162 Example
- 162 2.7.5 Destination Attribute
- 162 Fields
- 162 Example
- 163 2.7.6 Destination DN
- 163 Fields
- 164 Remarks
- 164 Example
- 164 2.7.7 Destination Name
- 164 Example
- 164 2.7.8 Entitlement
- 164 Fields
- 164 Example
- 165 2.7.9 Global Configuration Value
- 165 Fields
- 165 Example
- 165 2.7.10 Local Variable
- 165 Fields
- 165 Example
- 166 2.7.11 Named Password
- 166 Fields
- 166 Example
- 166 2.7.12 Operation
- 166 Example
- 167 2.7.13 Operation Attribute
- 167 Fields
- 167 Example
- 167 2.7.14 Operation Property
- 168 Fields
- 168 Example
- 168 2.7.15 Password
- 168 Example
- 168 2.7.16 Removed Attribute
- 168 Fields
- 168 Example
- 168 2.7.17 Removed Entitlement
- 168 Fields
- 168 Example
- 168 2.7.18 Source Attribute
- 169 Fields
- 169 Example
- 169 2.7.19 Source DN
- 169 Fields
- 169 Remarks
- 169 Example
- 169 2.7.20 Source Name
- 170 Example
- 170 2.7.21 Text
- 170 Fields
- 170 Example
- 171 2.7.22 Unique Name
- 171 Fields
- 171 Remarks
- 171 Example
- 172 2.7.23 Unmatched Source DN
- 172 Fields
- 172 Remarks
- 172 Example
- 173 2.7.24 XPath
- 173 Example
- 173 Fields
- 173 2.8 Verb Tokens
- 174 2.8.1 Escape Destination DN
- 174 Example
- 174 2.8.2 Escape Source DN
- 174 Example
- 174 2.8.3 Lower Case
- 174 Example
- 175 2.8.4 Parse DN
- 175 Example
- 176 Fields
- 176 Remarks
- 177 2.8.5 Replace All
- 177 Fields
- 177 Remarks
- 177 Example
- 177 2.8.6 Replace First
- 177 Fields
- 178 Remarks
- 178 Example
- 178 2.8.7 Substring
- 178 Fields
- 179 Example
- 179 2.8.8 Upper Case
- 179 Example
- 180 2.9 Values
- 180 2.9.1 Comparison Modes
- 183 3 Defining Policies By Using The Policy Builder In iManager
- 183 3.1 Policies
- 184 3.1.1 Operation
- 184 3.1.2 Current Operation
- 184 3.1.3 Current Object
- 184 3.2 Policy Builder Tasks in iManager
- 184 3.2.1 Opening The Policy Builder
- 185 3.2.2 Creating a Policy
- 185 3.2.3 Defining Individual Rules within a Policy
- 187 3.2.4 Defining Individual Arguments within a Rule
- 189 Argument Actions Builder
- 190 Argument Builder
- 191 Match Attribute Builder
- 192 Action Argument Component Builder
- 192 Argument Value List Builder
- 193 Named String Builder
- 193 Condition Argument Component Builder
- 194 3.2.5 Modifying a Policy
- 194 3.2.6 Removing a Policy
- 195 3.2.7 Renaming a Policy
- 195 3.2.8 Deleting a Policy
- 195 3.2.9 Importing a Policy from an XML File
- 195 3.2.10 Exporting a Policy to an XML File
- 196 3.2.11 Creating a Policy Reference
- 196 3.2.12 Using Predefined Rules
- 197 Command Transformation - Create Departmental Container - Part 1 and Part 2
- 199 Command Transformation - Publisher Delete to Disable
- 199 Creation - Require Attributes
- 200 Creation - Publisher - Use Template
- 201 Creation - Set Default Attribute Value
- 202 Creation - Set Default Password
- 203 Event Transformation - Scope Filtering - Include Subtrees
- 204 Event Transformation - Scope Filtering - Exclude Subtrees
- 205 Input or Output Transformation - Reformat Telephone Number from (nnn) nnn-nnnn to nnn-nnn-nnnn
- 206 Input or Output Transformation - Reformat Telephone Number from nnn-nnn-nnnn to (nnn) nnn-nnnn
- 207 Matching - Publisher Mirrored
- 208 Matching - Subscriber Mirrored - LDAP Format
- 209 Matching - By Attribute Value
- 210 Placement - Publisher Mirrored
- 211 Placement - Subscriber Mirrored - LDAP Format
- 212 Placement - Publisher Flat
- 213 Placement - Subscriber Flat - LDAP Format
- 214 Placement - Publisher By Dept
- 215 Placement - Subscriber By Dept - LDAP Format
- 216 3.3 Regular Expressions
- 217 3.4 XPath 1.0 Expressions
- 218 3.5 Conditions
- 218 3.5.1 If Association
- 218 Fields
- 219 Example
- 219 3.5.2 If Attribute
- 219 Fields
- 219 Example
- 220 3.5.3 If Class Name
- 220 Fields
- 220 Example
- 221 3.5.4 If Destination Attribute
- 221 Fields
- 222 Example
- 222 3.5.5 If Destination DN
- 222 Fields
- 223 Example
- 223 3.5.6 If Entitlement
- 223 Fields
- 225 Example
- 225 3.5.7 If Global Configuration Value
- 225 Fields
- 226 Example
- 226 3.5.8 If Local Variable
- 226 Fields
- 227 Example
- 228 3.5.9 If Named Password
- 228 Fields
- 228 Example
- 228 3.5.10 If Operation
- 228 Fields
- 229 Example
- 229 3.5.11 If Operation Attribute
- 229 Fields
- 230 Example
- 231 3.5.12 If Operation Property
- 231 Fields
- 232 Example
- 232 3.5.13 If Password
- 232 Fields
- 232 Example
- 232 3.5.14 If Source Attribute
- 232 Fields
- 233 Fields
- 234 Example
- 234 3.5.15 If Source DN
- 234 Fields
- 235 Fields
- 235 Example
- 235 3.5.16 If XPath Expression
- 235 Fields
- 236 Example
- 236 3.6 Actions
- 237 3.6.1 Add Association
- 237 Fields
- 238 Example
- 238 3.6.2 Add Destination Attribute Value
- 238 Fields
- 238 Example
- 239 3.6.3 Add Destination Object
- 239 Fields
- 240 Remarks
- 240 Example
- 240 3.6.4 Add Source Attribute Value
- 240 Fields
- 241 Example
- 241 3.6.5 Add Source Object
- 241 Fields
- 242 Example
- 242 Fields
- 242 3.6.6 Append XML Element
- 242 Fields
- 243 Example
- 243 3.6.7 Append XML Text
- 243 Fields
- 244 Example
- 244 3.6.8 Break
- 244 Example
- 244 3.6.9 Clear Destination Attribute Value
- 244 Fields
- 245 Example
- 245 3.6.10 Clear Operation Property
- 245 Fields
- 245 Example
- 245 3.6.11 Clear Source Attribute Value
- 245 Fields
- 246 Example
- 246 3.6.12 Clone By XPath Expression
- 246 Fields
- 246 Example
- 246 3.6.13 Clone Operation Attribute
- 246 Fields
- 246 Example
- 247 3.6.14 Delete Destination Object
- 247 Fields
- 247 Example
- 247 3.6.15 Delete Source Object
- 248 Fields
- 248 Example
- 248 3.6.16 Find Matching Object
- 248 Fields
- 248 Remarks
- 249 Example
- 249 3.6.17 For Each
- 249 Fields
- 249 Remarks
- 250 Example
- 250 3.6.18 Generate Event
- 250 Fields
- 251 Remarks
- 251 Example
- 252 3.6.19 Implement Entitlement
- 252 Fields
- 253 Example
- 253 3.6.20 Move Destination Object
- 253 Fields
- 253 Example
- 254 3.6.21 Move Source Object
- 254 Fields
- 254 Example
- 254 3.6.22 Reformat Operation Attribute
- 255 Fields
- 255 Example
- 255 3.6.23 Remove Association
- 255 Fields
- 256 Example
- 256 3.6.24 Remove Destination Attribute Value
- 256 Fields
- 257 Example
- 257 3.6.25 Remove Source Attribute Value
- 257 Fields
- 257 Example
- 258 3.6.26 Rename Destination Object
- 258 Fields
- 258 Example
- 258 3.6.27 Rename Operation Attribute
- 258 Fields
- 258 Example
- 258 3.6.28 Rename Source Object
- 259 Fields
- 259 Example
- 259 3.6.29 Send Email
- 259 Fields
- 260 Example
- 260 3.6.30 Send Email from Template
- 260 Fields
- 261 Example
- 261 3.6.31 Set Default Attribute Value
- 261 Fields
- 262 Example
- 262 3.6.32 Set Destination Attribute Value
- 262 Fields
- 263 Example
- 263 3.6.33 Set Destination Password
- 263 Fields
- 264 Example
- 264 3.6.34 Set Local Variable
- 264 Fields
- 264 Example
- 265 3.6.35 Set Operation Association
- 265 Fields
- 265 Example
- 265 3.6.36 Set Operation Class Name
- 265 Fields
- 266 Example
- 266 3.6.37 Set Operation Destination DN
- 266 Fields
- 266 Example
- 266 3.6.38 Set Operation Property
- 266 Fields
- 267 Example
- 267 3.6.39 Set Operation Source DN
- 267 Fields
- 267 Example
- 267 3.6.40 Set Operation Template DN
- 267 Fields
- 267 Example
- 268 3.6.41 Set Source Attribute Value
- 268 Fields
- 268 Example
- 269 3.6.42 Set Source Password
- 269 Fields
- 269 Example
- 269 3.6.43 Set XML Attribute
- 269 Fields
- 270 Example
- 270 3.6.44 Status
- 270 Fields
- 270 Remarks
- 270 Example
- 270 3.6.45 Strip Operation Attribute
- 271 Fields
- 271 Example
- 271 3.6.46 Strip XPath
- 271 Fields
- 271 Example
- 271 3.6.47 Trace Message
- 271 Fields
- 272 Example
- 272 3.6.48 Veto
- 272 Example
- 273 3.6.49 Veto if Operation Attribute Not Available
- 273 Fields
- 273 Example
- 274 3.7 Noun Tokens
- 274 3.7.1 Added Entitlement
- 274 Fields
- 274 Example
- 275 3.7.2 Association
- 275 Example
- 275 3.7.3 Attribute
- 275 Fields
- 275 Example
- 276 3.7.4 Class Name
- 276 Example
- 276 3.7.5 Destination Attribute
- 276 Fields
- 276 Example
- 277 3.7.6 Destination DN
- 277 Fields
- 278 Remarks
- 278 Example
- 278 3.7.7 Destination Name
- 278 Example
- 278 3.7.8 Entitlement
- 278 Fields
- 278 Example
- 279 3.7.9 Global Configuration Value
- 279 Fields
- 279 Example
- 279 3.7.10 Local Variable
- 279 Fields
- 279 Example
- 280 3.7.11 Named Password
- 280 Fields
- 280 Example
- 280 3.7.12 Operation
- 280 Example
- 280 3.7.13 Operation Attribute
- 280 Fields
- 281 Example
- 281 3.7.14 Operation Property
- 281 Fields
- 281 Example
- 281 3.7.15 Password
- 282 Example
- 282 3.7.16 Removed Attribute
- 282 Fields
- 282 Example
- 282 3.7.17 Removed Entitlements
- 282 Fields
- 282 Example
- 282 3.7.18 Source Attribute
- 282 Fields
- 282 Example
- 283 3.7.19 Source DN
- 283 Fields
- 283 Remarks
- 283 Example
- 283 3.7.20 Source Name
- 283 Example
- 283 3.7.21 Text
- 283 Fields
- 284 Example
- 284 3.7.22 Unique Name
- 284 Fields
- 285 Remarks
- 285 Example
- 286 3.7.23 Unmatched Source DN
- 286 Fields
- 286 Remarks
- 286 Example
- 286 3.7.24 XPath
- 287 Fields
- 287 Example
- 287 3.8 Verb Tokens
- 287 3.8.1 Escape Destination DN
- 287 Example
- 288 3.8.2 Escape Source DN
- 288 Example
- 288 3.8.3 Lower Case
- 288 Example
- 289 3.8.4 Parse DN
- 289 Example
- 289 Fields
- 290 Remarks
- 290 3.8.5 Replace All
- 291 Fields
- 291 Remarks
- 291 Example
- 291 3.8.6 Replace First
- 291 Fields
- 291 Remarks
- 292 Example
- 292 3.8.7 Substring
- 292 Fields
- 293 Example
- 293 3.8.8 Upper Case
- 293 Example
- 294 3.9 Values
- 294 3.9.1 Comparison Modes
- 295 4 Defining Policies using XSLT Style Sheets
- 295 4.1 Managing XSLT Style Sheets in Designer
- 295 4.1.1 Adding an XSLT Policy in Designer
- 297 4.2 Managing XSLT Style Sheets in iManager
- 297 4.2.1 Adding an XSLT Policy in iManager
- 298 4.3 Starting with an Identity Transformation
- 298 4.4 Using the Parameters that Identity Manager Passes
- 301 4.5 Using Extension Functions
- 302 4.6 Creating a Password Example: Creation Policy
- 303 4.7 Creating an eDirectory User Example: Creation Policy
- 309 5 Managing Filters
- 309 5.1 Filter Tasks in Designer
- 309 5.1.1 Accessing the Filter Editor
- 310 5.1.2 Editing the Filter
- 311 Removing or Adding Classes and Attributes
- 311 Copying an Existing Filter
- 312 Refreshing the Application Schema
- 312 Setting Default Values for Attributes
- 312 Modifying the Filter
- 315 5.1.3 Testing Filters
- 319 5.1.4 Viewing the Filter XML Source
- 321 5.2 Filter Tasks in iManager
- 322 5.2.1 Accessing the Filter
- 322 5.2.2 Editing the Filter
- 322 Removing a Class or an Attribute from the Filter
- 322 Adding a Class
- 322 Adding an Attribute
- 323 Copying a Filter
- 323 Setting a Template
- 323 Class Options
- 324 Attribute Options
- 327 6 Managing Schema Mapping Policies
- 327 6.1 Schema Mapping Policy Tasks in Designer
- 327 6.1.1 Accessing the Schema Map Editor
- 329 6.1.2 Editing a Schema Mapping Policy
- 329 Removing Classes and Attributes
- 330 Adding a Class
- 330 Adding a Attribute
- 330 Refreshing the Application Schema
- 331 Editing Items
- 331 Sorting Items
- 331 6.1.3 Testing Schema Mapping Policies
- 336 6.1.4 Viewing the Schema Mapping Policy XML Source
- 338 6.2 Schema Mapping Policy Tasks in iManager
- 339 6.2.1 Accessing Schema Mapping Policies
- 339 6.2.2 Editing the Schema Mapping Policy
- 339 Placement of the Policies
- 340 Schema Map Editor
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Frequently Answers and Questions
What are policies and filters?
Policies and filters govern automatic updates to designated systems when identity changes occur in Identity Manager 3.0. Policies determine what actions to take, while filters specify which objects are affected by those actions.
How do I define policies using the Policy Builder?
You can define policies using the Policy Builder in both Designer and iManager. This involves creating rules, arguments and actions to specify the desired behavior of the policy.
Can I use XSLT style sheets to define policies?
Yes, you can define policies by using XSLT style sheets, which provide more flexibility for complex data transformations.
How do I manage filters in Identity Manager?
Filters in Identity Manager can be managed through both Designer and iManager. You can edit, test, and view the XML source for filters to control which objects are affected by policies.
What are schema mapping policies for?
Schema mapping policies in Identity Manager are used to define the mapping between different data schemas. They are used to translate data between Identity Manager and other systems, enabling data sharing and synchronization.
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