Connectors
Use the list of all Connector Interfaces that are included with IBM Security Directory Integrator to implement the actual logic to communicate with the Data Source it is supposed to handle.
Connector availability and reference
You can also make your own Connector Interfaces if needed; the AssemblyLine wraps them so they are available as AssemblyLine Connectors.
Before Connectors can be meaningfully deployed in an AssemblyLine, it needs to be configured. A number of Connectors have different parameter sets, depending on the Mode they are set to; this implies that, for example, a parameter which is significant in Iterator mode, is not necessary and therefore not present in the list of parameters in AddOnly Mode.
All following AssemblyLine Connectors have access to the methods described in the com.ibm.di.server.AssemblyLineComponent in addition to the methods and properties of the Connector Interface. For documentation of the methods, see the JavaDocs (from the CE, choose Help -> Welcome -> JavaDocs.)
- Connector Interfaces
You can find a list of connectors and their respective links in the documentation here. - Connector re-use
You can use the information provided here to have detailed understanding on connector re-use and its features. - Active Directory Change Detection Connector
Active Directory Change Detection Connector reports changed Active Directory objects so that other repositories can be synchronized with Active Directory. - AssemblyLine Connector
You can use the AssemblyLine Connector to ease the integration of AssemblyLines into a work flow. - Axis Easy Web Service Server Connector
You can use the information and links provided here to work with the Axis Easy Web Service Server Connector. - Axis2 Web Service Server Connector
You can use the Axis2 Web Service Server Connector to provide a SOAP web service, which is accessible via HTTP/HTTPS. - CCMDB Connector
You can use the CMDB Connector to read, write, delete, or search configuration items (CIs) and relationships between them in the IBM® Tivoli® Change and Configuration Management Database (CCMDB). - Command line Connector
The command line Connector enables you to read the output from a command line or pipe data to a command line's standard input. - Database Connector
The Database connector provides you a more user-friendly user interface to configure a database. - Deployed Assets Connector
You can use the Deployed Assets Connector for data integration with IBM Tivoli Asset Management for IT database. IBM Tivoli Asset Management for IT helps you to manage your IT environment effectively and efficiently. - Direct TCP /URL scripting
You might want to access URL objects or TCP ports directly, not using the Connectors. The code provided here is an example that can be put in your Prolog. - Domino/Lotus Notes Connectors
You can use the information and link provided here to connect and install a Domino/Lotus Notes Connector. - TIM DSMLv2 Connector
You can use this connector in solutions which require communication with IBM Security Identity Manager. - DSMLv2 SOAP Connector
The DSMLv2 SOAP Connector implements the DSMLv2 standard. You can perform the listed tasks with the help of this Connector. - DSMLv2 SOAP Server Connector
The DSMLv2 SOAP Server Connector listens for DSMLv2 requests over HTTP. Once it receives the request, the Connector parses the request and sends the parsed request to the AssemblyLine workflow for processing. The result is sent back to the client over HTTP. You can perform the tasks provided here with DSMLv2 SOAP Server Connector. - EIF Connector
You can know about Event Integration Facility known as EIF Connector through the information provided here. - File Connector
The File Connector, which was previously known as File System Connector, is a transport connector that requires a Parser to operate. You can use the information provided here to know more about it. - File Management Connector
The File Management Connector reads and modifies file system structures and file system metadata available on the system it runs on. More specifically, you can create, find, and delete files and directories. - Form Entry Connector
This connector feeds an AssemblyLine with entries provided as the connector’s parameter. You can refer to the information provided here to know more about the Form Entry Connector. - FTP Client Connector
The FTP Client Connector is a transport Connector that requires a Parser to operate. You can use the Connector to read or write a data stream that can either be a file or a directory listing. Think of the FTP Client Connector as a remote read/write facility, not something you use to transfer files. - Generic Log Adapter Connector
The Generic Log Adapter Connector processes log files and transforms them to Common Base Event (CBE) objects, which are then fed into the AssemblyLine. You can use the information and link provided here to know more about Generic Log Adapter Connector. - HTTP Client Connector
The HTTP Client Connector enables you greater control on HTTP sessions than the URL Connector provides. With the HTTP Connector you can set HTTP headers and body using predefined attributes. Also, any request to a server that returns data is available for the user as attributes. - HTTP Server Connector
IBM Security Directory Integrator provides a HTTP Server Connector that listens for incoming HTTP connections and acts like a HTTP server. You can use the information provided here to know more about this. - IBM Security Access Manager Connector
You can use the information provided here to know about IBM Security Access Manager Connector. - IBM Security Access Manager v2 Connector
The IBM Security Access Manager v2 Connector enables you to provision and manage IBM Security Access Manager users and groups by using the IBM Security Access Manager Registry Direct API. - IBM Security Directory Integrator Changelog Connector
You can know more about IBM Security Directory Integrator Changelog Connector through the information provided here. - ITIM Agent Connector
The ITIM Agent Connector uses the IBM Security Identity Manager's JNDI driver to connect to ITIM Agents (the JNDI driver uses the DAML protocol). Thus the ITIM Agent Connector is able to connect to all ITIM Agents that support the DAML protocol. You can know more about ITIM Agent Connector through the information provided here. - IBM MQ Connector
You can refer to the link provided here for having a better understanding on IBM MQ Connector. - JDBC Connector
The JDBC Connector provides database access to a variety of systems. You need a JDBC driver from the system provider to reach a system using JDBC. - JMS Connector
You can use the information and link provided here to know about the functions and features of JMS connector. - JMS Password Store Connector
You can use the JMS Password Store Connector to connect to the MQ Queue Manager and the IBM WebSphere MQe Queue Manager. - JMX Connector
The JMX Connector uses the JMX 1.2 and JMX Remote API 1.0 specifications. It only uses standard JMX features. You can refer to the information provided here to know further about it. - JNDI Connector
The JNDI Connector provides access to a variety of JNDI services. You can know further about it in detail using the information and links provided here. - LDAP Connector
You can access a variety of LDAP-based systems through the LDAP Connector. The Connector supports both LDAP version 2 and 3. It is built layered on top of JNDI connectivity. - LDAP Group Members Connector
You can use the LDAP Group Members Connector to retrieve the members of LDAP groups. - LDAP Server Connector
The LDAP Server Connector accepts an LDAP connection request from an LDAP client on a well-known port set up in the configuration (usually 389). You can know further about this using the information provided here. - Log Connector
The Log Connector is very different from other connectors as it does not have any idea of source/target system. You can use the information provided here to know further about this. - Lotus Notes Connector
You can use the link provided here to know about Lotus Notes Connector. - Mailbox Connector
This Mailbox Connector provides access to internet mailboxes (POP3 or IMAP). You can use the Mailbox Connector in AddOnly, Iterator, Lookup, Update and Delete modes. - Memory Queue Connector
You can use the Memory Queue (MemQueue) Connector to read and write to the memory queue feature (aka. MemBufferQ). - Memory Stream Connector
The Memory Stream Connector can read from or write to any Java™ stream, but is most often used to write into memory, where the formatted data can be retrieved later. You can use the information provided here to know about the operation modes and the behaviour. - Properties Connector
You can use the information provided here to know about properties connector. - QRadar Connector
You can use the IBM Security Directory Integrator QRadar Connector to integrate unsupported event sources with QRadar. - RAC Connector
You can use the information and links provided here to know about the RAC Connector and its properties. - RDBMS Change Detection Connector
You can use the RDBMS Change Detection Connector which enables IBM Security Directory Integrator to detect when changes have occurred in specific RDBMS tables. - SCIM Connector
The System for Cross-Domain Identity Management (SCIM) protocol is an application-level, REST protocol for provisioning and managing identity data on the web. You can use the information provided here to know further about SCIM Connector. - Script Connector
The Script Connector enables you to write your own Connector in JavaScript. - Server Notifications Connector
The Server Notifications Connector is an interface to the IBM Security Directory Integrator notification system. You can know more about it through the information provided here. - Simple Tpae IF Connector
The Tivoli Process Automation Engine (Tpae), also known as Base Services, is a collection of core Java classes and is used as a base to build Java applications. You can use the information and links provided here to know further about this. - SNMP Connector
This Connector listens for SNMP traps sent on the network and returns an entry with the name and values for all elements in an SNMP PDU. You can take care of the provided points while working on this. - SNMP Server Connector
The SNMP Server Connector supports SNMP v1. SNMP v2 is supported without the SNMP v2 authentication and encryption features. You can know further about this connector through the information provided here. - Sun Directory Change Detection Connector
You can use the information and link provided here to know about Sun Directory Change Detection Connector. - System Queue Connector
The System Queue provides a subsystem similar to Java Message Service (JMS) for IBM Security Directory Integrator. It is designed for storing and forwarding general messages and IBM Security Directory Integrator Entry Objects, between IBM Security Directory Integrator Servers and AssemblyLines. You can use the information provided here to know more about System Queue Connector. - System Store Connector
You can use the System Store Connector to provide access to the underlying System Store. - TADDM Change Detection Connector
You can use TADDM to support configuration items (CIs) and relationships between them. - TADDM Connector
You can know about TADDM Connector and the techniques it uses through the information and links provided here. - TCP Connector
The TCP Connector is a transport Connector using TCP sockets for transport. You can use the TCP Connector in Iterator and AddOnly mode only. - TCP Server Connector
You can use the TCP Server connector in Server and Iterator modes only. - Timer Connector
The timer waits for a specified time; then it returns from sleep and resumes an AssemblyLine, that is, it starts a new cycle. You can use this Connector runs in Iterator mode only. - Tpae IF Change Detection Connector
You can use the information and links provided here to know about Tpae IF Change Detection Connector. - Tpae IF Connector
You can use the information and links provided here to configure the Tpae IF Connector. - URL Connector
The URL Connector is a transport Connector that requires a Parser to operate. The Connector opens a stream specified by a URL. You can use this connector in AddOnly and Iterator modes. - Web Service Receiver Server Connector
The Web Service Receiver Server Connector is part of the IBM Security Directory Integrator Web Services suite. You can use the information and link provided here to know about Web Service Receiver Server Connector. - Windows Users and Groups Connector
The Windows Users and Groups Connector (in older versions of IBM Security Directory Integrator this was called the NT4 Connector) operates with the Windows NT security database. You can use the information and links provided here to know more about it. - z/OS LDAP Changelog Connector
You can use the links and information provided here to know about z/OS LDAP Changelog Connector.
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