Oracle Waveset 8.1.1 Deployment Reference

currentResourceAccounts

Represents the set of accounts that are currently being managed by Waveset (including the Waveset account itself).

All account lists are indexed by resource name.

Table 3–28 currentResourceAccounts Attributes (Deprovision View)

Name  

Editable?  

Data Type  

selected 

Read/Write 

Boolean 

unassign 

Read/Write 

Boolean 

unlink 

Read/Write 

Boolean 

name 

Read 

String 

type 

Read 

String 

accountId 

Read 

String 

exists 

Read 

Boolean 

disabled 

Read 

Boolean 

authenticator 

Read 

Boolean 

directlyAssigned 

Read 

Boolean 

selected

If set to true, indicates that for a given resource, the associated account should be deprovisioned. If the selected account is Lighthouse, the Waveset user and all associated resource assignments will be deleted unless they are also selected. However, the associated resource accounts will not be deleted.

unassign

If set to true, indicates that the specified resource should be removed from the user’s list of private resources (for example, waveset.resources).

unlink

If set to true, indicates that the specified resource should be unlinked from the Waveset user (for example, remove the associated ResourceInfo object).


Note –

If selected or unassign are set to true, this suggests that unlink will also be true. However, the converse is not true. unlink can be true and selected and unassign can be set to false.


name

Specifies the name of resource. This corresponds to the name of a resource object in the Waveset repository.

type

Identifies the type of resource, such as Solaris. You can determine the resource type names by bringing up the resource list from the Waveset Administrator interface. The Type column on this page contains the names of the type of currently defined resources. The options list next to New Resource also contains the names of the resource adapters that are currently installed.

accountId

Specifies the identity of the resource account.

exists

Indicates whether the account already exists on the resource or not (only in currentResourceAccounts).

disabled

Indicates whether the account is currently disabled or enabled (only in currentResourceAccount).

authenticator

Indicates whether the account is one that the user is configured to log in.

directlyAssigned

If true, indicates that the account is directly assigned to the user. A value of false indicates that the account is indirectly assigned by a role or application.