This guide describes the Generic Scripting connector, an ICF-based generic connector framework, that enables you to generate a custom connector based on your target system schema and lets you perform connector operations by using your own scripts.
This guide is intended for resource administrators and system integration teams that want to integrate and manage diverse applications with Oracle Identity Manager. The guide is also intended for users who want to develop, test, and deploy custom connectors. It is imperative that you be familiar with the scripting languages certified for this connector and be able to write your own custom scripts to perform connector operations.
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