When performing an operation on a directory, organization, group, role, or user object, you sometimes have a choice of using the generic SmDmsObject or one of its subclasses. However, for object-specific operations (such as authenticating a user, changing a user’s password, or getting a user’s privileges), you have to use an object-specific subclass.
The objects corresponding to the subclasses are distinguished by a class identifier, such as DMSOBJECT_CLASS_USER for a user object. These identifiers are defined in SmDmsObject. When you create an object using a subclass, such as creating a user with SmDmsUser, and then you call addObject(), the class identifier is automatically set. However, if you create a generic directory, organization, group, role, or user object with SmDmsObject, you must set the class identifier before calling addObject().
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