[midPoint] Active Directory and custom attributes & auxiliary objectclass
Jason Everling
jeverling at bshp.edu
Thu Jul 9 17:25:39 CEST 2015
Oh Ok thanks for that info, that seems easy enough, I was debating at
sometime in the future on moving all our students over to OpenDJ from AD to
simply reduce our licensing costs and I could do this in midPoint very
easily, just add another inducement then recompute/reconcile!
This is outside of midPoint but since were on the subject,
Would you happen to know how to do it in the OpenDJ control panel so that
every user would have all the custom attributes added without me actually
having to add the objectClass first then adding a value?
I would like to just open a user in the control panel and see all my user's
custom attributes even if there is no value so I don't have to add the
objectClass then add the attribute value?
JASON
On Thu, Jul 9, 2015 at 8:39 AM, ANTON OPPERMAN <antono at btinternet.com>
wrote:
> Hi Jason,
>
> For OpenDJ it is actually very easy; in the Resource configuration (2nd
> tab); just populate the Account Object Classes variable.
> I have: top; person; organizationalPerson; inetOrgPerson and tscPerson
> (my auxiliary class).
>
> You could also edit the resource xml file if you prefer the import route
> to update the resource:
> [..]
> <gen927:accountObjectClasses>top</gen927:accountObjectClasses>
> <gen927:accountObjectClasses>person</gen927:accountObjectClasses>
>
> <gen927:accountObjectClasses>organizationalPerson</gen927:accountObjectClasses>
>
> <gen927:accountObjectClasses>inetOrgPerson</gen927:accountObjectClasses>
>
> <gen927:accountObjectClasses>tscPerson</gen927:accountObjectClasses>
> [..]
>
> Regards,
> Anton
>
> ----Original message----
> From : jeverling at bshp.edu
> Date : 09/07/2015 - 14:12 (BST)
>
> To : midpoint at lists.evolveum.com
> Subject : Re: [midPoint] Active Directory and custom attributes &
> auxiliary objectclass
>
> Glad it helped,
>
> I am sorry for not fully understanding your situation, I had assumed you
> had already added the relationship between the user objectClass and your
> auxiliary objectClass. Once you add that relationship then it automatically
> adds all those new attributes to all users in your forest.
>
> I actually like and prefer the way AD does this over OpenDJ and OpenLDAP,
> I could not find a way to do this in either of the two without manually
> adding the new objectClass to every user :(
>
> JASON
>
>
>
> On Thu, Jul 9, 2015 at 5:25 AM, Pavol Mederly <mederly at evolveum.com>
> wrote:
>
>> Anton,
>>
>> I'm glad to hear that you've worked around the problem. I would like to
>> add auxiliary object class support to AD connector (MID-2439
>> <https://jira.evolveum.com/browse/MID-2439>).
>>
>> Something else I learned from the examples was the use on the namespace
>> ... this was somewhat
>> more murky for me before. Is there a good description of their use in
>> the docs?
>>
>>
>> do you mean this one?
>>
>> declare namespace bshp="http://idm.test.local/xml/ns/public/testdomain";
>> $c:user/c:extension/bshp:eduPersonAffiliation
>>
>> Well, since midPoint 3.0 we have been trying to get rid of the need of
>> specifying explicit namespaces. Currently they are to be used only to
>> resolve ambiguities, with slight exceptions (see below).
>>
>> So, the path could be written as
>>
>> $user/extension/eduPersonAffiliation
>>
>> as well.
>>
>> However, not all places in midPoint currently allow to work with no
>> namespaces. E.g. <ref> element in schemaHandling/attribute or
>> schemaHandling/association should contain the ri: or icfs: namespace. This
>> will be fixed in 3.3 I hope. See MID-2191
>> <https://jira.evolveum.com/browse/MID-2191>.
>>
>> And also, at many places - almost all except for legacy XPath (not
>> <path>!) expressions - it is no longer necessary to use "declare namespace
>> ..." instruction. It is sufficient to declare the namespace in traditional
>> XML way (xmlns:xyz="...") upstream. So even in the above example, the bshp:
>> could be declared directly via xmlns:bshp="..." e.g. in the root XML
>> element.
>>
>> Best regards,
>> Pavol
>>
>> Hi,
>>
>> Jason, thank you for the samples. It confirmed that I had indeed
>> performed all the steps required.
>> This allowed me to read and write custom attributes once the auxiliary
>> class was added to the
>> user entry.
>>
>> Something else I learned from the examples was the use on the namespace
>> ... this was somewhat
>> more murky for me before. Is there a good description of their use in
>> the docs?
>>
>> One thing I did not find however, was how the auxiliary was added to
>> the user entry; e.g. the crux
>> of my problem. As Pavol suggested, most may have amended the base
>> objectClass, or create a
>> new person objectClass, and subsequently would not have the issue.
>>
>> As I am not willing to add new attributes to existing OOTB
>> objectClasses, I had to find a different
>> solution. Don't like this much either, but later discovered OpenAM
>> already did this in our environment,
>> but you can set a relationship from the user objectClass to the
>> auxiliary objectClass in the AD
>> schema. This then allows you to manage the custom attributes without
>> the need to explicitly add the
>> objectClass to the user entry. For reference, this article describes
>> how to do this:
>> https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb727064.aspx
>>
>> Ideally I would like to see proper auxiliary support for AD as with
>> OpenDJ, but I can live with the
>> solution I have for now.
>>
>> Regards,
>> Anton
>>
>> ----Original message----
>> From : mederly at evolveum.com
>> Date : 09/07/2015 - 06:59 (BST)
>> To : midpoint at lists.evolveum.com
>> Subject : Re: [midPoint] Active Directory and custom attributes &
>> auxiliary objectclass
>>
>> Jason, Anton,
>>
>> thank you for samples & suggestions for the wiki article. I hope I'll be
>> able to update it soon.
>>
>> Anton, have you succeeded in solving your problem? If not, how urgent is
>> it for you?
>>
>> Pavol
>>
>> Sorry, that bshpSchema was a little outdatedm wrong display order/names
>>
>> On Tue, Jul 7, 2015 at 12:11 PM, Jason Everling <jeverling at bshp.edu>
>> wrote:
>>
>>> Yes, it is defined against account. I did not modify anything in
>>> midPoint. All I did was reference those attributes in an objectTemplate
>>> during user creation and modification.
>>>
>>> I added our files along with our AD resource header below
>>>
>>> schema.xml is in the root on the connector server so c:\program files
>>> (x86)\Identity Connectors\Connector Server\ and bshpSchema.xsd is in
>>> midpoint.home location /schema folder.
>>>
>>> Sampled from top, the blue is what you would need to add then
>>> reference that in templates and resource
>>>
>>> <objects xmlns="
>>> http://midpoint.evolveum.com/xml/ns/public/common/common-3"
>>> xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"
>>> xmlns:q="http://prism.evolveum.com/xml/ns/public/query-3"
>>> xmlns:c="
>>> http://midpoint.evolveum.com/xml/ns/public/common/common-3"
>>> xmlns:mr="
>>> http://prism.evolveum.com/xml/ns/public/matching-rule-3"
>>> xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema"
>>> xmlns:ri="
>>> http://midpoint.evolveum.com/xml/ns/public/resource/instance-3"
>>> xmlns:icfc="
>>> http://midpoint.evolveum.com/xml/ns/public/connector/icf-1/connector-schema-3
>>> "
>>> xmlns:icfs="
>>> http://midpoint.evolveum.com/xml/ns/public/connector/icf-1/resource-schema-3
>>> "
>>> xmlns:bshp="http://idm.test.local/xml/ns/public/testdomain"
>>> xsi:schemaLocation="
>>> http://midpoint.evolveum.com/xml/ns/public/common/common-3
>>> ../../infra/schema/src/main/resources/xml/ns/public/common/common-3.xsd">
>>>
>>> <icfc:configurationProperties
>>> xmlns:icfcad="
>>> http://midpoint.evolveum.com/xml/ns/public/connector/icf-1/bundle/ActiveDirectory.Connector/Org.IdentityConnectors.ActiveDirectory.ActiveDirectoryConnector
>>> "
>>> xmlns:ex="
>>> http://midpoint.evolveum.com/xml/ns/public/connector/icf-1/bundle/ActiveDirectory.Connector/Org.IdentityConnectors.ActiveDirectory.ActiveDirectoryConnector
>>> ">
>>>
>>> <icfcad:DirectoryAdminName>USER</icfcad:DirectoryAdminName>
>>> <icfcad:DirectoryAdminPassword>
>>> <clearValue>PASSWORD</clearValue>
>>> </icfcad:DirectoryAdminPassword>
>>> <icfcad:ObjectClass>User</icfcad:ObjectClass>
>>> <icfcad:Container>dc=TEST,dc=LOCAL</icfcad:Container>
>>>
>>> <icfcad:CreateHomeDirectory>false</icfcad:CreateHomeDirectory>
>>> <icfcad:LDAPHostName>DC1.TEST.LOCAL</icfcad:LDAPHostName>
>>>
>>> <icfcad:SearchChildDomains>false</icfcad:SearchChildDomains>
>>> <icfcad:DomainName>TEST.LOCAL</icfcad:DomainName>
>>>
>>> <icfcad:SyncGlobalCatalogServer>DC1.TEST.LOCAL</icfcad:SyncGlobalCatalogServer>
>>>
>>> <icfcad:SyncDomainController>DC1.TEST.LOCAL</icfcad:SyncDomainController>
>>> <!-- Extend Schema (reference to file on Domain
>>> Controller) -->
>>>
>>> <ex:ObjectClassesExtensionFile>schema.xml</ex:ObjectClassesExtensionFile>
>>> </icfc:configurationProperties>
>>>
>>> Then in objectTemplate mappings or resource mappings define each
>>> attribute
>>>
>>> <attribute>
>>> <ref>ri:eduPersonAffiliation</ref>
>>> <outbound>
>>> <source>
>>> <path>
>>> declare namespace bshp="
>>> http://idm.test.local/xml/ns/public/testdomain";
>>> $c:user/c:extension/bshp
>>> :eduPersonAffiliation
>>> </path>
>>> </source>
>>> </outbound>
>>> <inbound>
>>> <target>
>>> <path>
>>> declare namespace bshp="
>>> http://idm.test.local/xml/ns/public/testdomain";
>>> $c:user/c:extension/bshp
>>> :eduPersonAffiliation
>>> </path>
>>> </target>
>>> </inbound>
>>> </attribute>
>>>
>>> JASON
>>>
>>> On Tue, Jul 7, 2015 at 9:13 AM, <midpoint at mybtinternet.com> wrote:
>>>
>>>> Hi,
>>>>
>>>> I second this ... and did the same.
>>>>
>>>> Regards,
>>>> Anton
>>>>
>>>> ----Original message----
>>>> From : jeverling at bshp.edu
>>>> Date : 06/07/2015 - 17:26 (BST)
>>>>
>>>> To : midpoint at lists.evolveum.com
>>>> Subject : Re: [midPoint] Active Directory and custom attributes &
>>>> auxiliary objectclass
>>>>
>>>> There is also some parts that should be added to that wiki page,
>>>>
>>>> After creating the schema.xml and adding to your server with the
>>>> Connector Server running you have to create an extension file for midpoint
>>>> to match that one and place in midpoint.home schema like these (
>>>> https://github.com/Evolveum/midpoint/tree/master/samples/schema) so
>>>> that midPoint can read/write to those new objectClass attributes.
>>>>
>>>> After those are added you have to add a new declaration to your
>>>> resource xml like so
>>>>
>>>> xmlns:my="http://myself.me/schemas/whatever"
>>>>
>>>> Then after you have to use that in each custom attribute mapping like
>>>> so
>>>> <attribute> <ref>ri:customAttribute</ref> <outbound> <source> <path>
>>>> declare namespace my="http://myself.me/schemas/whatever";
>>>> $c:user/c:extension/my:customAttribute </path> </source> </outbound>
>>>> <inbound> <target> <path> declare namespace my="
>>>> http://myself.me/schemas/whatever"; $c:user/c:extension/my:
>>>> customAttribute </path> </target> </inbound> </attribute>
>>>>
>>>> After you add those you can read/write to any attribute and also
>>>> create new users with those new attributes.
>>>>
>>>> When I first setup our AD resource it took me a little while after
>>>> looking at the samples, something like this I think should also be
>>>> added/mentioned to that wiki page
>>>>
>>>> JASON
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> On Mon, Jul 6, 2015 at 11:03 AM, Jason Everling <jeverling at bshp.edu>
>>>> wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> I am using the AD Connector with additional custom auxiliary object
>>>>> classes ( I have 4 additional classes ) and it works fine when I create new
>>>>> users in the GUI or from any other resource and is correctly created in AD.
>>>>>
>>>>> My Object Classes managed in midPoint using the extension
>>>>> functionality
>>>>>
>>>>> bshpGroup
>>>>> bshpOrg
>>>>> bshpPerson
>>>>> eduPerson
>>>>>
>>>>> All of the above in AD Schema are Class Type: Auxiliary with Parent
>>>>> "top"
>>>>>
>>>>> Is this not the same?
>>>>>
>>>>> JASON
>>>>>
>>>>> On Mon, Jul 6, 2015 at 9:05 AM, Pavol Mederly <mederly at evolveum.com>
>>>>> wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>> Hello Anton,
>>>>>>
>>>>>> now I perhaps understand your situation a little bit better. Because
>>>>>> what I was used to see was that people extended the "basic" AD user object
>>>>>> with custom attributes, without introducing separate objectClasses. Neither
>>>>>> did I; and although I've seen that you had mentioned using auxiliary object
>>>>>> classes, I have no experiences with them in Active Directory.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> I was hoping it is possible to override the objectClasses in the
>>>>>> schema handling, but
>>>>>> can't find an example.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> If you mean adding auxiliary object classes, then a sample is e.g.
>>>>>> in testing\story\src\test\resources\unix\resource-opendj.xml
>>>>>> <https://github.com/Evolveum/midpoint/blob/master/testing/story/src/test/resources/unix/resource-opendj.xml>
>>>>>> file. However, unfortunately, this is a feature of new LDAP connector. The
>>>>>> ActiveDirectory connector does not support auxiliary object classes yet.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> The other option, I guess, would be to use the the custom
>>>>>> schema feature of ObjectClassesExtensionFile, but I have a few
>>>>>> questions on this:
>>>>>> 1) Is the objectClass type always Tenant?
>>>>>>
>>>>>> No. The new object class can be anything. "Tenant" was an object
>>>>>> class that was used in a particular customer's setting.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> 2) Does this add an objectClass in addition of the user class or
>>>>>> instead of the user class?
>>>>>>
>>>>>> In addition to the user class. The existing AccountObjectClass will
>>>>>> be left intact. New object class will be seen in midPoint as Custom
>>>>>> *someName*ObjectClass, if the object class will be defined as
>>>>>> "someName" in the connector.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Unfortunately, the connector will not recognize such a class to be an
>>>>>> extension of the AccountObjectClass and will not apply the standard
>>>>>> functionality (written in C#) to manage objects of this class.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> So, if you would like to use it to manage your users, you would need
>>>>>> either
>>>>>> 1) to implement everything in PowerShell, which is quite a lot of
>>>>>> work (given that you would have to implement e.g. exception handling, and
>>>>>> so on),
>>>>>> 2) or to do some hacking with custom scripts, like calling original
>>>>>> AD connector to do its part of the work and then manage specific attributes
>>>>>> using PowerShell.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Neither of this seems to me a "clean solution".
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Overall, we plan to enhance Active Directory connector with some of
>>>>>> the new features Radovan has recently implemented for LDAP one. Auxiliary
>>>>>> object class support is among them. But I cannot say when that would be
>>>>>> done. Maybe you could contact Igor Farinic for options there.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> 3) How / when are the custom scripts called?
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Custom scripts feature is currently only available in Exchange
>>>>>> connector, which is a superset of AD connector useful mainly if you want to
>>>>>> manage also Exchange objects. (But I think nothing precludes the use of it
>>>>>> in AD-only settings; I hope it no longer depends on the existence of
>>>>>> specific Exchange run time libraries.) These scripts are called before,
>>>>>> after and/or instead of "main" C# code. They can be configured with regards
>>>>>> to object class and operation. E.g. you can define a "Before" script for
>>>>>> each "Create" operation for "AddressBookList" object class. Or, if you have
>>>>>> a custom object class, you have to define all the operations as PowerShell
>>>>>> custom scripts.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> This is an example of definition of a custom script:
>>>>>>
>>>>>> <?xml version="1.0"?>
>>>>>> <ScriptingInfo>
>>>>>>
>>>>>> <OperationInfo>
>>>>>> <Type>Create</Type>
>>>>>> <AfterMain>
>>>>>> <ObjectType>OfflineAddressBook</ObjectType>
>>>>>> <File>after-create-OAB.ps1</File>
>>>>>> </AfterMain>
>>>>>> </OperationInfo>
>>>>>>
>>>>>> </ScriptingInfo>
>>>>>>
>>>>>> It says that after executing main C# routine for Create operation for
>>>>>> OfflineAddressBook object, the after-create-OAB.ps1 file (stored in the
>>>>>> ConnectorServer directory) will be executed.
>>>>>> Such a script can expect one parameter, called "ctx" (context),
>>>>>> pointing to the following data structure:
>>>>>>
>>>>>> public class Context {
>>>>>> public Connector Connector { get; set; }
>>>>>> public ActiveDirectoryConfiguration ConnectorConfiguration { get;
>>>>>> set; }
>>>>>> public string OperationName { get; set; }
>>>>>> public Scripting.Position Position { get; set; }
>>>>>> public ObjectClass ObjectClass { get; set; }
>>>>>> }
>>>>>>
>>>>>> (There are specific contexts for individual operations, see
>>>>>> https://github.com/Evolveum/openicf/blob/master/connectors/dotnet/ActiveDirectoryConnector/Scripting.cs
>>>>>>
>>>>>> 4) Is there examples on how to use the custom schema feature?
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Well, the documentation of these new features is still in its
>>>>>> beginnings. I'm afraid the wiki article I mentioned is the only piece
>>>>>> available :(
>>>>>> Maybe someone on this list could provide some examples...
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Overall, the most clean way (as I currently see it) is to add support
>>>>>> for auxiliary object classes to the standard AD/Exchange connector.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Best regards,
>>>>>> Pavol
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>> On 6. 7. 2015 14:51, ANTON OPPERMAN wrote:
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Thx Pavol! That is getting me very close ...
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Took a while to figure out just how to do it; the documentation can
>>>>>> be clearer; e.g. where
>>>>>> the value of ObjectClassesExtensionFile is set and which system it
>>>>>> should be stored on. I
>>>>>> saw a ref in the UI that seemed to allow for this, but this didn't
>>>>>> work for me.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> I have defined my custom schema entries in the AccountObjectClass
>>>>>> section and can
>>>>>> retrieve and set values if my auxiliary objectClass is present on the
>>>>>> user. Obviously
>>>>>> creating an account with schema extension fails as newly created
>>>>>> users will not have
>>>>>> the auxiliary objectClass (yet).
>>>>>>
>>>>>> I was hoping it is possible to override the objectClasses in the
>>>>>> schema handling, but
>>>>>> can't find an example. The other option, I guess, would be to use the
>>>>>> the custom
>>>>>> schema feature of ObjectClassesExtensionFile, but I have a few
>>>>>> questions on this:
>>>>>> 1) Is the objectClass type always Tenant?
>>>>>> 2) Does this add an objectClass in addition of the user class or
>>>>>> instead of the user class?
>>>>>> 3) How / when are the custom scripts called?
>>>>>> 4) Is there examples on how to use the custom schema feature?
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Thx!
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Regards,
>>>>>> Anton
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>> ----Original message----
>>>>>> From : mederly at evolveum.com
>>>>>> Date : 02/07/2015 - 15:17 (BST)
>>>>>> To : midpoint at lists.evolveum.com
>>>>>> Subject : Re: [midPoint] Active Directory and custom attributes &
>>>>>> auxiliary objectclass
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Hello Anton,
>>>>>>
>>>>>> the AD connector schema can now be extended via configuration. Please
>>>>>> see
>>>>>> https://wiki.evolveum.com/display/midPoint/Extending+AD+and+Exchange+Connector+Schema+HOWTO
>>>>>> for a simple HOWTO.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> However, contrary to what's written there, I would recommend using
>>>>>> the latest versions of AD/Exchange connector and ConnId:
>>>>>> - Exchange Connector: 1.4.1.20283 (
>>>>>> https://wiki.evolveum.com/display/midPoint/Exchange+Connector)
>>>>>> - Connector Server: 1.4.0.84 (
>>>>>> https://wiki.evolveum.com/display/midPoint/.NET+Connector+Server)
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Also please note that auxiliary object classes are not supported for
>>>>>> AD. What you need to do is to extend the basic AccountObjectClass (or
>>>>>> object class for group/OU) with your custom attributes.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Best regards,
>>>>>> Pavol
>>>>>>
>>>>>> On 2. 7. 2015 16:10, midpoint at mybtinternet.com wrote:
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Hi,
>>>>>>
>>>>>> We intend managing a number of different directories with similar
>>>>>> data but for populations of users that
>>>>>> must be stored separately. We also have a fairly extensive number
>>>>>> of custom attributes grouped in an
>>>>>> auxiliary objectClass.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> For OpenDJ, I was able to setup the resources and am able to manage
>>>>>> all the custom attributes; e.g.
>>>>>> the connector allows definition of which classes to use.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Now trying to replicate with AD and have basic AD provisioning
>>>>>> working; however, I don't see similar
>>>>>> options for defining additional objectClasses to use. Have looked
>>>>>> in Jira; all references suggest modifying
>>>>>> objectClasses.xml and building a custom instance of the connector.
>>>>>> I don't see how the custom
>>>>>> objectClass is referenced. Have I missed something?
>>>>>>
>>>>>> As for building a custom instance of the connector; I would prefer
>>>>>> not to do that as:
>>>>>> 1) we could run into issues that are related to our attempt of
>>>>>> implementing
>>>>>> 2) each time there is a new fix, we would need to go and
>>>>>> retro-fit and rebuild
>>>>>> 3) each time we extend the schema, we need to go and ammend and
>>>>>> rebuild
>>>>>>
>>>>>> While I may be able to build a custom instance, once this is
>>>>>> handed-over to business-as-usual, they
>>>>>> most certainly will not have the skills to support this.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Is this still the process to follow at this time, or has this
>>>>>> changed? If not changed, is there a plan to
>>>>>> make the AD adapter configurable ito custom schema (like OpenDJ)?
>>>>>> Time-frame?
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Thx
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Regards,
>>>>>> Anton
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
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>>>>>
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