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Common Program Exit Reference

Common program exits let you write software to run during certain Provisioning Server actions, thereby extending the framework of the Provisioning Server with added functionality. Common program exits are called by the Provisioning Server during processing of user-provisioning operations.

Native program exits are optional exits that may be present in some connectors where such facilities are available and their use is warranted (for example the OS400 connector). Native exits are called from their respective connector plug-in running under the C++ Connector Server.

This section contains the following topics:

Program Exit Architecture

Program Exit Hierarchy and Order

Common Program Exit Structure

eTExitType

Custom Function Program Exits

Sample Flow/Execution Diagram

Code Examples