Service Operations

This section describes service operations that are delivered with PeopleSoft applications that you can use to manage and administer user profiles and roles.

Keep the following in mind when dealing with these security service operations, except the USER_PROFILE_XFR service operation:

  • Each service operation has a same-named service definition.

  • The service operations are asynchronous one-way.

  • A same-named message is defined in each service operation definition.

  • At least one handler is defined within each service operation definition, if the node is supposed to consume an inbound service operation.

DELETE_ROLE

This service operation is called from the Delete Role component. It is used to delete a role from subscribing databases. The service operation requires that the DELETE_ROLE component interface be authorized.

DELETE_USER_PROFILE

This service operation is called from the Delete User Profile component. It is used to delete a user profile from subscribing databases. This service operation requires that the DELETE_USER_PROFILE component interface be authorized.

ROLESYNCHEXT_MSG

This service operation is published when a Dynamic Role rule is run. It is called after the DYNROL_PUBL application engine program successfully finishes.

Note:

As of release 8.49, the ROLESYNCH_MSG service operation is desupported and replaced with ROLESYNCHEXT_MSG service operation.

ROLE_MAINT

This service operation publishes new roles and updates existing roles in the Roles component.

USER_PROFILE

This service operation publishes user profile messages when adds, updates, and deletes occur through the following:

  • User Profiles component (USERMAINT)

  • User Profile Save As component

  • My System Profile component (USERMAINT_SELF)

  • Distributed User Profile component (USERMAINT_DIST)

  • USER_PROFILE component interface

  • USERMAINT_SELF component interface

User Profile messages may also be published when Password is changed through the Change My Password component (CHANGE_PASSWORD) or Expired Password component (EXPIRE_CHANGE_PSWD) by triggering the USERMAINT_SELF component interface.

USER_PROFILE_XFR

This service operation changes the shape of the inbound USER_PROFILE.VERSION_84 message to an internal shape that you configure based on your needs for partial user profile synchronization.

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