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How to Implement a Connector
To implement a connector, do the following.
- Determine which values are required to be passed to the endpoint system to establish a connection.
- Decide which LDAP attributes are used to pass these values (on the connector level of the DIT, or connector objectclass).
- Write connector metadata, paying special attention to connection-related attributes on the connector's objectclass.
- Incrementally write and test the related connector logic while defining the metadata.
Note: For more information, see Create New Metadata.
- Decide whether connection pooling support (between connector and endpoint) is required. If using the default support built-in to CA IAM CS, then it is only necessary to write a class extending org.apache.commons.pool.BasePoolableObjectFactory.
- Test first with JXplorer and then with a JMeter (or equivalent) component test.
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