Comments on TDIing out loud, ok SDIing as well: Loop a Connector today

@Steve - I've commented right back atcha :) h...

2011-01-17T15:54:25.102+01:00

@Steve - I've commented right back atcha :)

http://thoughtsiphon.blogspot.com/2010/12/bending-itim-customer-adapter-model.html

Nice writeup!
-Eddie

Eddie, I eventually managed to answer my own comm...

2011-01-17T14:28:16.049+01:00

Eddie,

I eventually managed to answer my own comment regarding ITIM adaptors. I thought you might be interested to know that I used your excellent post to create a TDI Assembly Line that bends the ITIM AL model to achieve something quite useful. I have used this model to implement an AL that can reconcile 1000s of accounts on 1000s of Windows servers. To do this otherwise would be a

@erisorensen Just a pleasure! And let me know if t...

2010-07-07T14:49:32.266+02:00

@erisorensen
Just a pleasure! And let me know if there are other topics of interest that I should post a ramble on.

@Steve: I know that some things do not work in the...

2010-07-07T14:48:52.404+02:00

@Steve: I know that some things do not work in the context of a TIM adapter AL. However, Connector Loops should not be one of them.

In general it's the stuff that creates new threads that is not allowed (like launching another AL).

But I have little experience using TDI with TIM :) I say give it a shot.

perfect timing for this post :) just used a conne...

2010-06-15T17:39:54.515+02:00

perfect timing for this post :) just used a connector loop together with an ldap.addAttributeValue yesterday - thanks also to one of your posts in ibm.software.network.directory-integrator

Hi, How applicable are Connector Loops within the...

2010-06-14T17:27:15.236+02:00

Hi,

How applicable are Connector Loops within the context of a RMI based ITIM adapter?

Thanks,
Steve