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What’s New in This Release
Part Number 820-2952-10 Page 27
In addition, the following attributes are available from the SAP Resource adapter:
Use SAP Temporary Passwords
Return SAP Temporary Passwords on Failure
The SAP Adapter now supports the Rename feature. For more information, see “Renaming
Accounts” on page 104 in Documentation Additions and Corrections. (ID-15582)
•The
rethrowAllSQLExceptions
parameter has been added to the Database Table adapter.
(ID-16419)
If you select this option, exceptions with
0
ErrorCodes result.
If you do not select this option, SQL statements that cause SQLExceptions with a
0
ErrorCode will catch and suppress the exception.
The Oracle ERP adapter now has an
npw_number
account attribute to support contingent
workers. The
npw_number
account attribute functions in the same manner as
employee_number
, but the
employee_number
attribute and
npw_number
attribute are
mutually exclusive. If both are entered on create,
employee_number
takes precedence.
(ID-16507)
Support for accessing Remedy servers has changed. The Sun Identity Manager Gateway no
longer depends on version 4.5 of the Remedy API libraries. Now, you must put Remedy
libraries in the Gateway directory (the Remedy libraries are located on the Remedy server).
For more information, see “Remedy” on page 104 in Documentation Additions and
Corrections. (ID-16551)
It is now possible to specify the domain for an Active Directory resource in the resource
authentication properties. This makes it possible to limit a login module to authenticate
against just one domain. In a multi-domain AD environment, this prevents accounts from
being locked out due to failed login attempts. (ID-16603) To implement this feature, add the
following authentication property in the resource XML within the
<AuthnProperties>
element:
<AuthnProperty name='w2k_domain' dataSource='resource attribute' value='MyDomainName'/>
Identity Manager can now use the Attachmate Adapter for Sun Java System Identity
Manager product to connect to mainframe resources. (ID-16631)
•The
checkIfUserExists
method now takes a
JCO.Client
argument, which gives you the
option of creating a new connection or using an existing one. A new connection is
necessary in cases where this method is not the first method performed on the connection.
The use of an existing connection is still provided for backward compatibility. In the
current version, only the rename operation uses this new functionality. (ID-16902)