[midPoint] Email Notification

Pavol Mederly mederly at evolveum.com
Thu Oct 23 22:37:52 CEST 2014


Hello Jason,

well, the notification mechanism is quite universal and flexible. The 
amount of work required depends on what you want to achieve.

Technically:

 1. there are some standard notifiers
    (SimpleUserNotifier/SimpleFocalObjectNotifier,
    SimpleResourceObjectNotifier, SimpleWorkflowNotifier,
    UserPasswordNotifier, AccountPasswordNotifier) that provide specific
    kinds of notifications related to users/orgs/roles, resource objects
    (accounts, groups, OUs, ...), work items and workflow processes;
    and, specially, to notify about user & account passwords,
 2. besides that, you can send any notification you like - there is so
    called GeneralNotifier that can be scripted to include anything in
    the message subject, body and recipient addresses.

If you want to do "something like" one of existing specific notifiers 
does (but not exactly that), you have a couple of options:

 1. If you can work with Java, you can easily take any of these
    notifiers, copy it into your own class, and change it as you wish.
    It is not a big problem.
 2. If you don't want to work with Java, you can try to use
    GeneralNotifier with custom scripts. It can be a bit of work,
    however - depending on how sophisticated your notifications should
    be. The hardest part (generating a description of object or change
    attributes) was provided as MID-2045
    <https://jira.evolveum.com/browse/MID-2045> recently; but actually
    we haven't tested nor documented that feature yet.

BTW, where is /"Fully customizable forms" for 3.1 Release/ mentioned? I 
haven't seen that in the wiki.

Hope this helps,
Pavol


On 23. 10. 2014 20:52, Jason Everling wrote:
> Is the below statement still true? Can the notifications not be 
> customized currently? If not, does this statement apply to 
> notifications "Fully customizable forms" for 3.1 Release
>
> "Evolveum midPoint notifications can use e-mail or SMS notifications 
> (other transports can be implemented and added). Additionally, the 
> notifications can be stored in a file, which is very useful during 
> testing and deployments (this feature is similar to Sun IDM "redirect 
> to file"). The notification component is configured in global midPoint 
> system configuration in a more programatically way using expressions. 
> There are currently no email templates, but the concept is open to 
> such changes to be added in the future releases."
>
> JASON
>
>
>
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