4-10 Administrators Guide for Oracle Business Data Synchronization Server
4.6.1 Creating a Filter for a Domain
To create or update a filter for a connector’s domain:
1. Select the updateFilterForDomain operation of the
ServerDomainConfigMBean.
2. Specify the parameters listed in
Table 4–11 and then click Invoke.
4.6.2 Deleting a Filter from a Domain
To delete a filter from a domain:
1.
Select deleteFilterForDomain.
2.
Specify the domainFilterName, domainName, and connectorName parameters and then click Invoke.
4.7 Managing Users
The operations of the UserConfigMBean listed in Table 4–12
enable you to view user status, create and delete users, and set the synchronization configuration of domains
on a per-user basis.
Note: For Oracle Fusion Middleware 11g release 1, BDSS ships with a
coordinated universal time UTC date-time value filter that the Exchange 2007 Connector uses to remove old task records. Using this
filter, the Exchange 2007 Connector evaluates the due date of each task record and excludes the record from the extract result set if the filter’s
date value is more recent than the record’s due date.
Table 4–11 Parameters of the updateFilterForDomain Operation
Parameter Description
domainFilterName The name of the filter. This name must be unique within each
connector domain domainName
The name of the domain for which this filter is configured connectorName
The display name of the connector that owns the filter DomainFilterValue
The value configured for this filter DomainFilterSeq
An integer greater than 0 that determines the order that this filter is applied compared to other filters for this domain
Table 4–12 Operations for Managing Users
Operation Task
showUserList, showFailinguserList, and showUserStatus
Viewing User Status addConnectorUser
Creating Connector Users removeHubUser
Deleting Hub Users updateHubUserSyncEnableFlag
Enabling Synchronization for Hub Users updateUserDomainSyncLevel
Setting the Synchronization Levels for a User’s Domains
Getting Started with Administering BDSS 4-11
4.7.1 Viewing User Status
The operations listed in Table 4–13
enable you to view the synchronization status for users.
4.7.2 Creating Connector Users
The addConnectorUser operation adds a new user to a connector and also associates the user with a
Hub user
. This operation also creates a Hub user for the connector user if one does not exist.
4.7.2.1 Deleting Hub Users
The removeHubUser operation removes a Hub user from the database and all of the connector users associated with the Hub user. To remove a Hub user:
1.
Select the removeHubUser operation.
2.
Define the hubUserName parameter described in Table 4–14
and then click
Invoke .
4.7.3 Configuring User-Level Synchronization
The updateUserSyncEnablementFlag and updateConnectorUserDomainSyncLevel operations set the synchronization
configuration for users.
Table 4–13 Synchronization Status Operations
Operation Description
showUserList Returns a list of all users and their respective status
showFailinguserList Returns a list of all users that are currently failing to
synchronize showUserStatus
Displays the status for a user, including record level status. There is an optional flag that forces the
operation to only return failing items.
Note: If you enable synchronization for a user, then you must also
create a user for a connector. The Hub user must also enable the connector user to synchronize by setting the
updateUserSyncEnableFlag to true. See Section 4.7.3
for information about setting the synchronization level for a user.
Table 4–14 Parameters of the addConnectorUser Operation
Parameter Value
hubUserName The name of the
Hub user
connectorUserId The ID of the connector user. For Exchange 2007 users, enter this
value in the format of firstname.lastnamemailserver.com. target
The location where the user’s data is stored. For most Exchange users, this value is root. See also
Section D.1.5, PIM Domain Target.
connectorName The name of the connector
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