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Abstract
The IBM Security Identity Manager (ISIM) virtual appliance significantly reduces the complexity in installing and configuring the ISIM environment, including the operating system, middleware, and the ISIM application itself. However, with this simplification, comes some change in the way ISIM administrators and consultants can customize and extend the ISIM environment compared to previous software stack installations of ISIM. This document describes supported approaches for developing and maintaining ISIM extensions or customization.
Content
IBM Security Identity Manager Virtual Appliance version 7.0 (All releases) provides options to modify the default settings of various parts of the product and its supported middleware.
The reasons for changing these settings typically include:
- Enabling enterprise branding.
- Modifying default behavior to match existing business processes.
- Integrating with other enterprise applications.
- Providing enterprise user interface consistency across all functions.
This document describes best practices for implementing the most commonly used customization and extensions for IBM Security Identity Manager and also describes the limits in these areas.
Areas include:
- JavaScript extensions
- Workflow application extensions
- Password extensions
- Policy join directives
- User interface
- Subforms
This document was previously available as a developerWorks community whitepaper download.
Original Publication Date
12 May 2016
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Modified date:
03 June 2020
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ibm16220198