IOM Exchange2010-compatible connector

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  PeopleSoft inside there is a function copy of user profile that allows you to make an exact duplicate of the user, including security. We use this function when we change a user name (say someone marries).
  
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  With the help of these imports:

  Psft.pt8.joa import. *;
  PeopleSoft.Generated.CompIntfc import. *;

  Connect

  >
  public Peoplesoft (String hostname, String port, String admin, String password) {}
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  "] [] port" + port +.
  "] admin [] ' + admin +.
  "] password [*]"); "."
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  This.port = port;
  This.admin = admin;
  This.password = password;
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  Connect to the App Server *.
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  e.printStackTrace ();
  log. Error ("an error occurred");
  ErrorHandler();
  }

  log.info (CLASS_NAME "---> connect =" + connect);
       
  }
  >

  Creating user

  >
  public String createUser (String oprid, String oprdefndesc, String useridalias, String operpswd,
  String emplid, String emailid, String emailtype, String language_cd, String multilang_cd,
  String currencycode, String prpermissionlist, String rowpermissionlist,
  String processprofilelist, String navigatorhomelist) {}
  log.info (CLASS_NAME + ". createUser()---> entries = oprid [" + oprid + "]")
  '] oprdefndesc [] "+ oprdefndesc +.
  '] useridalias [] "+ useridalias +.
  '] operpswd [] ' + ' * ' +.
  '] emplid [] "+ emplid +.
  "] [] emailid" + emailid +.
  '] emailtype [] "+ emailtype +.
  '] language_cd [] "+ language_cd +.
  '] multilang_cd [] "+ multilang_cd +.
  "] [] currencycode" + currencycode +.
  '] prpermissionlist [] "+ prpermissionlist +.
  '] rowpermissionlist [] "+ rowpermissionlist +.
  '] processprofilelist [] "+ processprofilelist +.
  "] navigatorhomelist [" "+ navigatorhomelist +"] ");"
            
  String response = "";
  Boolean then = false;
            
  try {}
  Get the component Interface *.
  IUserProfile oUserProfile;
  String ciName;
  ciName = 'USER_PROFILE ';
  oUserProfile = oSession.getCompIntfc (ciName) (IUserProfile);
  If (oUserProfile == null) {}
  log. Error ("Can't get a component Interface" + ciName);
  ErrorHandler();
  response = "UNABLE_TO_GET_CI";
  } else {}
  Next = true;
  }
                 
  Set the Interface Mode of component *.
  oUserProfile.setInteractiveMode (false);
  oUserProfile.setGetHistoryItems (false);
  oUserProfile.setEditHistoryItems (false);
                 
  If {(next)
  Next = false;
  Boolean create = oUserProfile.create ();
  log. Debug ("Create:" + create);
  If (! create) {}
  ErrorHandler();
  response = "UNABLE_TO_CREATE";
  } else {}
  Next = true;
  }
  }
                 
  If {(next)
  Next = false;
  Define the component Interface Get/Create Keys *.
  oUserProfile.setUserID (oprid);
  oUserProfile.setUserDescription (oprdefndesc);
  oUserProfile.setUserIDAlias (useridalias);
  oUserProfile.setPrimaryPermissionList (prpermissionlist);
  oUserProfile.setRowSecurityPermissionList (rowpermissionlist);
  oUserProfile.setProcessProfilePermissionList (prpermissionlist);
  oUserProfile.setNavigatorHomePermissionList (navigatorhomelist);
  oUserProfile.setLanguageCode (language_cd);
  oUserProfile.setCurrencyCode (currencycode);
  If (multilang_cd.equals("0")) {}
  oUserProfile.setMultiLanguageEnabled (BigDecimal.valueOf (0));
  } else {}
  oUserProfile.setMultiLanguageEnabled (BigDecimal.valueOf (1));
  }
       
  If (emailid.trim () .length () == 0) {}
  If (emailtype.trim () .length () == 0) {}
  Set/Get EmailAddresses Collection field properties - Parent: PS_ROOT Collection
  IUserProfileEmailaddressesCollection oEmailAddressesCollection;
  IUserProfileEmailaddresses oEmailAddresses;
  oEmailAddressesCollection = oUserProfile.getEmailAddresses ();
  oEmailAddresses = oEmailAddressesCollection.item (0);
  oEmailAddresses.setEmailType (emailtype);
  oEmailAddresses.setEmailAddress (emailid);
  oEmailAddresses.setPrimaryEmail("Y");
  } else {}
  log. Debug ("emailtype is empty, not setting do not email address");
  }
  } else {}
  log. Debug ("emailid is empty, not setting do not email address");
  }
                      
       
  Set/Get IDTypes Collection field properties - Parent: PS_ROOT Collection
  IUserProfileIdtypesCollection oIDTypesCollection;
  IUserProfileIdtypes oIDTypes;
  oIDTypesCollection = oUserProfile.getIDTypes ();
  oIDTypes = oIDTypesCollection.item (0);
  If (emplid.trim () .length () == 0) {}
  oIDTypes.setIDType ('NO');
  } else {}
  oIDTypes.setIDType ("EMP");
  Set/Get attributes Collection field properties - Parent: IDTypes Collection
  IUserProfileIdtypesAttributesCollection oAttributesCollection;
  IUserProfileIdtypesAttributes oAttributes;
  oAttributesCollection = oIDTypes.getAttributes ();
  oAttributes = oAttributesCollection.item (0);
  oAttributes.setFieldname ("COST");
  oAttributes.setRecname ("PERSONAL_DATA");
  oAttributes.setAttributeName ("COST");
  oAttributes.setAttributeValue (emplid);
  }
                      
  oUserProfile.setSymbolicID ("SYSADM1");
  oUserProfile.setPassword (operpswd, operpswd);
  Boolean save = oUserProfile.save ();
  log. Debug ("Save:" + save);
                      
  If (! save) {}
  ErrorHandler();
  response = "UNABLE_TO_SAVE";
  } else {}
  response = "SUCCESS";
  }
  Next = true;
  }
                 
  Boolean cancel = oUserProfile.cancel ();
  log. Debug ("Cancel:" + cancel);
  If (! cancel) {}
  ErrorHandler();
  response = "UNABLE_TO_CANCEL";
  }

  } catch (JOAException e) {}
  e.printStackTrace ();
  log. Error ("an error occurred");
  ErrorHandler();
  response = "ERROR";
  }
            
  log.info (CLASS_NAME + ". createUser()---> response =" + response);
  send the response;
       
       
  }
  >

  Add a role

  >
  public String addRole (String oprid, String role) {}
  log.info (CLASS_NAME + ". addRole()---> entries = oprid [" + oprid + "]")
  "] role [" + role + "']"); "
  String response = "";
  Boolean then = false;
            
  try {}
  Get the component Interface *.
  IUserProfile oUserProfile;
  String ciName;
  ciName = 'USER_PROFILE ';
  oUserProfile = oSession.getCompIntfc (ciName) (IUserProfile);
  If (oUserProfile == null) {}
  log. Error ("Can't get a component Interface" + ciName);
  ErrorHandler();
  response = "UNABLE_TO_GET_CI";
  } else {}
  Next = true;
  }
                 
                 
                 
  If {(next)
  Next = false;
  oUserProfile.setUserID (oprid);
  Run Get *.
  Boolean get = oUserProfile.get ();
  log. Debug ("Get:" + get);
  If (! to) {}
  log. Error ("no line does exist for the specified keys. Unable to get the component Interface. ») ;
  ErrorHandler();
  response = "UNABLE_TO_GET_USER";
  } else {}
  Next = true;
  }
  }

  If {(next)
  Next = false;
  Set the Interface Mode of component *.
  oUserProfile.setInteractiveMode (false);
  oUserProfile.setGetHistoryItems (false);
  oUserProfile.setEditHistoryItems (false);
                      
  IUserProfileRolesCollection oRolesCollection;
  IUserProfileRoles oRoles.
  oRolesCollection = oUserProfile.getRoles ();
  oRoles = oRolesCollection.insertItem (oRolesCollection.getCount () - 1);
  for (int l = 0; l)< orolescollection.getcount();="" l++)="">
  If (role.equalsIgnoreCase (oRolesCollection.item (l) .getRoleName ())) {}
  response = "ROLE_ALREADY_EXISTS";
  break;
  }
  If (l == oRolesCollection.getCount () - 1) {}
  oRoles.setRoleName (role);
  Next = true;
  }
  }
  }
                 
  If {(next)
  Next = false;
  Boolean save = oUserProfile.save ();
  log. Debug ("Save:" + save);
                      
  If (! save) {}
  ErrorHandler();
  response = "UNABLE_TO_SAVE";
  } else {}
  response = "SUCCESS";
  }
  Next = true;
  }
                      
                 
  Boolean cancel = oUserProfile.cancel ();
  log. Debug ("Cancel:" + cancel);
  If (! cancel) {}
  ErrorHandler();
  response = "UNABLE_TO_CANCEL";
  }
                           
                 
  } catch (JOAException e) {}
  e.printStackTrace ();
  log. Error ("an error occurred");
  ErrorHandler();
  response = "ERROR";
  }
            
  log.info (CLASS_NAME + ". addRole()---> response =" + response);
  send the response;
  }
  >

  There are a few examples from.

  -Kevin

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  Friday, November 14, 2014 at 08:01, community-admin