A 同期プロファイルのプロパティ・ファイルの例
manageSyncProfiles
コマンドおよび同期プロファイルのプロパティを含むプロファイル・プロパティ・ファイルへのフルパスを指定する-f
オプションによって、プロファイルのプロパティ・ファイルの例を使用できます。
たとえば:
manageSyncProfiles register -h myhost.mycompany.com -p 7005 -D login_ID \
-f /opt/ldap/odip/iPlImport.profile
関連項目:
manageSyncProfiles
の詳細は、「manageSyncProfilesを使用した同期プロファイルの管理」を参照してください。
トピック:
A.1 プロファイルのプロパティ・ファイルの例
プロファイル・プロパティ・ファイルの例を次に示します。必ず、使用する環境と構成に適合するようにプロパティ・ファイルを編集してください。
####################################################################
## This file contains information required to create a profile in ##
## Oracle Back-end Directory. ##
####################################################################
# Profile Name : Name of the profile
#
# NOTE - This should be a unique name
#
odip.profile.name = ActiveImport
# Profile Status : Can be either DISABLE or ENABLE
#
# NOTE - Default is DISABLE. When it is in the disable mode you can also test the
# profile using the 'testprofile' option.
#
odip.profile.status = DISABLE
# Synchronization Mode : Specifies the direction of synchronization i.e when the
# changes are required to be propagated from the 3rd party to Oracle Back-end Directory then the
# synchronization mode is IMPORT. On the other hand when the changes needs ot be
# propagated to the 3rd party directory then the synchronization mode is EXPORT.
#
#
odip.profile.syncmode = IMPORT
# Retry Count : Maximum number of times this profile should be executed
# in case of an error before the integration server gives up
#
# NOTE - the default value is 4
#
odip.profile.retry = 5
# Schedule Interval: The time interval between successive execution of this
# profile by the integration server.
#
# NOTE - the default value is 60 sec. If the previous execution has not
# compeleted then the next execution will not resume util it completes.
#
odip.profile.schedinterval = 60
# Agent Execution Command : In case of a NON-LDAP interface the command
# that needs to be executed that would produce the information in LDIF/Tagged
# format. By default this property is commented out for LDAP directories.
#
odip.profile.agentexecommand =
# Connected Directory Url : The 3rd party directory location
# The property is of teh format "host:port:sslmode"
# Host : Connected directory/repository Host
# port : connected Directory/repository Port
# sslMode: can have valid values 0,1,2,3
# 0: Non -ssl
# 1: ssl mode 1 ( no certificate )
# 2: One way SSL ) Server only Auth - Trust Point Certificate )
#
odip.profile.condirurl = host:port:sslmode
# Connected Directory/repository Account : The Dn or user name used to connect to
# the target repository
#
odip.profile.condiraccount =
# Connected Directory Account : The password used to connect to the 3rd party
# directory
# When you create a profile using the properties file you'll be prompted for the
# password even if you specify the password in this file. For security reasons it
# is recommended that you specify the password in the commandline.
# odip.profile.condirpassword = ********
# Interface Type : Whether the LDAP or LDIF or DB or TAGGED format is
# to be used for data exchange
#
# NOTE - Default value is LDAP
#
odip.profile.interface = LDAP
# Config Info : Additional information required for execution of this
# profile by the integration server.
#
# NOTE - The value for this property is the name of the file that contains
# the additional profile specific information to be used for execution
# Specify the absolute pathname of the file here. If the absolute pathname
# contains a `\`, use the escape sequence and specify it as `\\`
#
odip.profile.configfile = /scratch/americas/product/oracle/wls/Oracle_
IDM1/ldap/odi/conf/activeimp.cfg.master
# Mapping Rules : Specifies the Mapping Rules to be used for execution
# profile by the integration server.
#
# NOTE - The value for this property is the name of the file that contains
# the domain and attribute mapping rules
# Specify the absolute pathname of the file here. If the absolute pathname
# contains a `\`, use the escape sequence and specify it as `\\`
#
odip.profile.mapfile = /scratch/americas/product/oracle/wls/Oracle_
IDM1/ldap/odi/conf/activechg.map.master
# Matching filter Con Dir : Specifies the filter that needs to be
# applied to the changes that are read from the connected directory
# before importing to Oracle Back-end Directory
#
# NOTE - There are certain defaults available for different directories.
# You can look at the $ORACLE_HOME/ldap/odi/conf directory for sample
# files and filters.
#
# odip.profile.condirfilter = "searchfilter=(|(objectclass=group)(objectclass=organizationalunit)(&(objectclass=user)(!(objectclass=computer))))"
# Matching Oracle Back-end Directory attribute : Specifies the matching attribute
# on Oracle Back-end Directory for import from the connected directory
#
odip.profile.backendfilter = orclObjectGUID
# Change Number : Specifies the last applied change number. In case of
# an export profile this number refer's to Oracle Back-end Directory's last applied change number.
# However, in case of the import profile this number refers to the last
# applied change number in the connected directory.
#
odip.profile.lastchgnum = 0
# Profile Version : Value is 4.0. Only version 4.0 profiles are supported.
#
# NOTE - Default is 4.0
#
odip.profile.version = 4.0
# Debug Level : Specifies the debug level of the profile. A value of 63 logs all
# information, including entries that are synchronized.
#
odip.profile.debuglevel = 0
# Specify the directory type here. Supported values are , ACTIVEDIRECTORY,ADAM,
# EDIRECTORY, IPLANET, Oracle Back-end Directory, OPENLDAP, and TIVOLI
#
odip.profile.directorytype=ACTIVEDIRECTORY
# associated Profile name. Specify the profile you would like to associate with
# the current profile. This is applicable only for LDAP directories and is
# required only if you are using bi-directional
# synchronization with a connected directory. If you have only one direction of
# synchronization you can leave this field empty.
odip.profile.associatedProfile =
# updateChangeNumberatCreate: if the field is set to false,
# Last Change Number(lastchgnum) will be set to
# current time stamp or value at the time of profile creation.
# Instead you can set it true to retain its deafult value.
#
odip.profile.updateChangeNumberatCreate = TRUE