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User Management Resource Administrator – Managing LDAP directory servicesmodification data.Figure 2: Specification of the LDAP modification data.In the example shown, the data is stored in variable %LdapData%.The data holds the modification values for 5 attributes: objectClass, sn,givenName, homePhone and userPassword. The names of theattributes are specified using their LDAP names as specified in theschema of the directory service. The values for each attribute can bespecified using variables. Each attribute can have one or more values.Directory service schemaTo specify the values of an attribute, the Setup LDAP modificationdata window is used.Figure 3: Multiple value specification for a single attribute© Tools4ever 2005 12
User Management Resource Administrator – Managing LDAP directory servicesFor the attribute you need to specify the following:1. Type of modification: Either Add, Delete or Replace,depending on the required type of modification.a. Add: add the specified values to the attribute. Existingattributes values are not removed. If the attributealready contains one of the specified values, an erroroccurs.b. Delete: delete the specified value from the attribute. Ifthe specified value is not a value of the attribute, anerror occurs.c. Replace: delete all of the existing attribute values andadd the specified values to the attribute.2. Data specification: The values of the attribute. The values canbe specified as fixed values or variables.3. Type of data: The type of the data, either text or binary. Almostall attribute values, including text, numbers, Boolean flags, dateand time values can be specified using text.Script action: Add directory service object (LDAP)New directory serviceitemThe action is used to add a new item to the directory service. The item isidentified by its name that must be unique. All other parameters of theitem are specified by its attributes. Before this action, the followingactions must have been executed:• Setup LDAP session: The session (data) is stored in a variablethat is used in the action.• Load LDAP modification data: Initialize the attributes andattribute values for the new directory service item.The script action has the following properties.PropertyLDAP sessionNew object nameDescriptionA data structure representing a session with the LDAP server. Theproperty is initialized with action Setup LDAP session andpassed to this action using a variable. The default variable name is%LdapSession%.The name of the new directory service object. The name must bespecified as a distinguished name. Example: CN=John Smith,OU=Marketing, DC=tools4ever, DC=com.Object dataAll attributes and values to add the object. The property must bespecified as a variable name. This variable is generated by actionSetup LDAP modification data.Table 3: Properties of action Add directory service object (LDAP).Script action: Modify directory service object (LDAP)Modify existing itemThe action is used to update one or more attributes of an existingdirectory service item. The item is identified by its name (Object name)that is specified as a distinguished name. Before this action, the followingactions must have been executed:© Tools4ever 2005 13
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