Sun Java Identity Manager: Best Practices for Coding Design (WMT-IDM-4521)

Course Length

1 hour

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Prerequisites

• Configure Identity Manager to meet common provisioning requirements
• Configure and schedule reconciliation operations
• Customize the End User pages
• Customize standard Form, Workflow, and Rule objects to address detailed requirements
• Write XPRESS code to transform and validate data
• Modify Form objects to support administrator accounts
• Modify the approval workflow processing
• Debug a Workflow object using the Business Process Editor (BPE)
• Modify the operations available in the administration interface

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Skills Gained

• List the advantages, disadvantages and goals of the configurable extensible markup language (XML) objects in the Sun Java System Identity Manager (Identity Manager) software.
• Describe some best practices for improving your roles, forms, and workflow:
  • Administrator forms
  • End-user forms
  • Provisioning tasks
  • End-user (custom) tasks
  • Rules
  • Session management
  • Easing migration, upgrade challenges
  • Summarize the key points for coding your solutions and list the key references that can help

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Related Courses

Before:

• Sun Java System Identity Manager: Deployment Fundamentals (IDM-345)
• Sun Java System Identity Manager 5.5: Advanced Deployment (IDM-4484)

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Course Content

Module 1 - Configurable XML Objects in Identity Manager

• Provide a brief review of configurable extensible markup language (XML) objects in Identity Manager, namely: rules, forms, and workflow
• List common problems with these objects
• Describe guidelines for developing rules, forms, and workflow that address these common problems

Module 2 - Improvements

• Describe how to create and improve various forms and tasks
• Describe improvements to out-of-the-box (OOTB) provisioning tasks
• Describe some of the applications of rules and guidelines for writing rules
• Describe session management within Identity Manager
• Describe making the implementation easier to upgrade and support

Module 3 - Conclusions and Resources

• Examine some conclusions
• List helpful resources

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