[midPoint] midPoint Digest, Vol 97, Issue 6

[Ivan Noris]

Hi,

Davy is right and I will just add that a Connector object gets created
for each combination of connector type and connector version. So if you
have multiple versions of the same connector as JAR files, you will also
have multiple Connector objects.

The resource is "connected" to the connector using the Connector
_object_ oid. And the Connector object contains the connectorType,
connectorVersion and other strings which are fetched from the real
connector JAR file when the connector is first discovered.

So in order to get rid of obsolete connectors, you need to delete JAR
file and also ConnectorType object for that connector from midPoint
repository (GUI: Repository objects - All objects - (select "Connector"
type))

Best regards,

Ivan

On 6. 5. 2020 15:21, Davy Priem wrote:
> Hi,
>
> When you put a connector in the lib folder and restart midpoint, a
> connector object gets created automatically. The oid created for this
> object is then used within your resource object.
>
> Best regards,
> Davy
>
>
>
>> Op 6 mei 2020, om 15:12 heeft Keith LeValley
>> <klevalley2 at davenport.edu <mailto:klevalley2 at davenport.edu>> het
>> volgende geschreven:
>>
>> "Did you delete the connector object from the object repo in midpoint?"
>>
>> I think I am a little confused.  I deleted the .jar file off of the
>> midPoint server that is placed in the lib folder and I deleted the
>> connector resource from the midPoint GUI.  Does the object live
>> somewhere else that I need to delete also?
>>
>>
>>  
>>
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>>     Date: Tue, 5 May 2020 09:30:37 -0400
>>     From: Keith LeValley <klevalley2 at davenport.edu
>>     <mailto:klevalley2 at davenport.edu>>
>>     To: midpoint at lists.evolveum.com <mailto:midpoint at lists.evolveum.com>
>>     Subject: [midPoint] Config file during the build process
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>>     I am fishing a little bit here because I am a little lost.  I built a
>>     custom connector and during the first initial build of the jar the
>>     configuration file worked, I could see the fields from the
>>     configuration
>>     file show up in the midPoint GUI.
>>
>>     The problem I am running into is now new builds do not update the
>>     configuration of the connector.  Changes to the actual connector
>>     or the
>>     connector class do show up, just the configuration file changes
>>     don't.  I
>>     had initially assumed it was a build process problem but I deleted
>>     everything out and kept just the pom and java files and rebuilt
>>     but still
>>     no luck.
>>
>>     I am using VC code and maven with the connID archetype.  Any help
>>     would be
>>     appreciated
>>
>>     -- 
>>     Keith LeValley
>>     Identity Services Architect, Davenport University
>>     phone:  (616) 732-1102
>>     klevalley2 at davenport.edu <mailto:klevalley2 at davenport.edu>
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>> -- 
>> Keith LeValley
>> Identity Services Architect, Davenport University
>> phone:  (616) 732-1102
>> klevalley2 at davenport.edu
>> <mailto:klevalley2 at davenport.edu>
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Ivan Noris
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