Figure 1. Select type of resource
Resource wizard
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Since 4.6
This functionality is available since version 4.6.
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Resource wizard was complete rewrite and redesign in midPoint version 4.6. Screenshots below corresponding with midPoint version 4.8.
Some wizard panels are configurable, for more information see Wizard panels.
New UI takes form of some panels with choice for specific parts of resource configuration. Specific part of configuration is represented by a wizard with steps.
Basic configuration
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Figure 2. Resource catalog
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First panel of resource wizard allows user to choose connector or template for future resource. There are three possibilities:
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Inherit template - selecting from the resource template that needs to be preconfigured.
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From scratch - selecting from the available connectors.
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Copy From template - selecting from the resource template, but we only copy values from template to new resource.
When we choose the source, we proceed to a couple of steps for the basic configuration of the resource and the connector.
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First step contains basic configuration for resource.
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When selected connector supports discovery operation, then in second step you have to set mandatory properties for discovering of possible configuration.
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Third step contains contains other possible configuration properties. Some properties can contain suggestions.
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Last step show table with possible object classes.
Figure 3. Basic configuration of resource
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Figure 4. Partial configuration for discovery
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Figure 5. Discovered configuration
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Figure 6. Schema
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After basic configuration of resource we see three tiles for next path.
Figure 7. Parts of resource configuration
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First tile shows data on resource.
Figure 8. Data preview
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Second tile leads to the object type configuration.
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After clicking on last tile you will be redirected to resource details page.
Object type configuration
When we choose the configuration for the object type, we can see a table.
Figure 9. Table of object type
Detail for configuration of object type:
Figure 10. Basic configuration of object type
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Figure 11. Resource data
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Figure 12. Midpoint data
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After we configure object type, we can see the button for previewing the data and titles for configuring of the containers for the selected object type.
Figure 13. Parts of object type configuration
Figure 14. Data preview of object type
Attribute mapping
Inbound mapping:
Figure 15. Table of inbound mappings
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Figure 16. Main detail configuration of inbound mapping
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Figure 17. Optional detail configuration of inbound mapping
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Outbound mapping:
Figure 18. Table of outbound mappings
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Figure 19. Main detail configuration of outbound mapping
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Figure 20. Optional detail configuration of inbound mapping
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Attribute override:
Figure 21. Table of attribute overrides
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Figure 22. Detail configuration of attribute override
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Figure 23. Detail configuration of attribute override limitations
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Synchronization
Figure 24. Table of synchronization rules
Detail for synchronization rule:
Figure 25. Basic configuration of synchronizatio rule
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Figure 26. Action for synchronization rule
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Figure 27. optional attributes for synchronization rule
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Correlation
Figure 28. Table of correlation rules
Figure 29. Table of correlation items for one correlation rule
Capabilities
On the capabilities configuration panel, we can see one tile for each supported capability. Some capability we can only enable or disable, but some contains a configuration container. When a capability contains container, and we click on the capability tile, a container configuration popup will appear.
Figure 30. Capabilities configuration
Activation
From version 4.8, midPoint contains GUI support for activation mapping. We can add predefined mappings configuration or use typically mappings. For more information see Resource Schema Handling: Activation.
Details configuration for typically mapping are same as for attribute mappings, so contain main and optional details panel.
Inbound
Figure 31. Empty inbound table for activation
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Figure 32. Popup for adding of new inbound activation mapping
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Figure 33. Activation table with inbound mapping for administrative status
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Outbound
Figure 34. Empty outbound table for activation
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Figure 35. Popup for adding of new outbound activation mapping
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Figure 36. Activation table with outbound mapping for administrative status and predefined mappings for 'Disable instead of delete' and 'Delayed delete' configuration
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Predefined mapping configurations contains only one configuration step.
Figure 37. Predefined details configuration for 'Delayed delete'
Credentials
Configuration for credentials contains similar panels as for activation, but contains only one kind of mapping and doesn’t contain any predefined mappings.
Figure 38. Configuration of credentials
Associations
Figure 39. Table of associations
Figure 40. Detail configuration for association
Wizard for existing resource
We can use wizard panels to edit existing resource. It’s enough if we open the panel for displaying resource objects (accounts/entitlements/generics), select specific object type by intent, click on button 'Configure', and then the buttons for opening the wizard for a specific part of the object type configuration are displayed.
Figure 41. Resource detail
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