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Miscellaneous

User-defined properties that are defined on this screen apply to the entire CA IdentityMinder environment. They are passed as name/value pairs to the init() method of every custom Java object that you create with the CA IdentityMinder APIs. A custom object can use this data in any way that the object’s business logic requires.

User-defined properties are also defined for a particular custom object. For example, assume that the user-defined properties are defined in the Properties screen for an event listener named MyListener. The object-specific user-defined properties and the environment-wide properties defined in the Miscellaneous screens are passed in a single call to MyListener.init().

To add a user-defined property, specify a property name and value, and click Add.

To delete one or more user-defined properties, select the check box next to each name/value pair to delete, and click Delete.

Once the changes are made, click Save. Restart the application server for the changes to take effect.

Note: All miscellaneous properties are case-sensitive. Therefore, if you define a property named SelfRegistrationLogoutUrl and another property named selfregistrationlogouturl, both properties are added.