Reference

Icon: reference The reference topics provide detailed information about the individual components of IBM Security Directory Integrator, such as, connectors, function components, parsers, and objects.

Introduction
You can use the information that is provided here while working with IBM® Security Directory Integrator.
Connectors
Use the list of all Connector Interfaces that are included with IBM Security Directory Integrator to implement the actual logic to communicate with the Data Source it is supposed to handle.
Parsers
You can use parsers in conjunction with a stream-based Connector to interpret or generate the content that travels over the Connector's byte stream.
Function Components
You can use the function components through the information provided here.
SAP ABAP Application Server Component Suite
You can use the procedural steps described here that are required to achieve integration between IBM Security Directory Integrator and SAP ABAP Application Server.
Asset Integration Suite
You can use the Asset Integration Suite to specify how the data stored in the IT registry is organized to correspond to real-world entities and defines the relationships between the entities.
Script languages
You can read the information provided here to know about script languages.
Objects
You can go through the information provided here to access the details about Objects.
IBM Security Directory Integrator Scheduler
You can use the IBM Security Directory Integrator Scheduler to automatically start an AssemblyLine or Sequence specified in the configuration information, at predefined times.
AssemblyLine Sequence
You can use the AssemblyLine Sequence to run AssemblyLines together with a minimum of conditional capabilities.
Password Synchronization plug-ins
You can use the password synchronization solution built with the IBM Security Directory Integrator to intercept password changes on a number of systems.
AssemblyLine Flow Diagrams
You can use the AssemblyLine Flow diagrams to view where in a given Component's execution state elements like Hooks, and Entry objects like Conn, Work, Current and Error are available.
Server API
You can use a set of programming calls provided by IBM Security Directory Integrator Server API to develop solutions and interact with the IBM Security Directory Integrator Server locally and remotely.
REST Server API
You can use the REST Server APIs to access the IBM Security Directory Integrator Server from non-Java-based clients through the RESTful interface.
Creating new components using Adapters
You can use the Adapter concept as a mechanism in IBM Security Directory Integrator to enable developers to create new custom Connectors by using the AssemblyLine (AL) methodology.
Implementing your own Components in Java
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