For this procedure, in Joiner, you can specify how a disconnector object in a connector space is managed. Disconnector objects can remain in a connector space, attempt to join a metaverse object, be projected to the metaverse, or be deleted on subsequent management agent runs depending on the disconnector type. To complete this procedure, you must be logged on as a member of the FIMSyncJoiners security group or the FIMSyncAdmins security group .
To project a connector space object into the metaverse |
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On the Tools menu, click Joiner.
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In Management Agent, click the management agent that contains the disconnector object that you want to project to the metaverse.
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In Disconnectors, click one of the following disconnector types:
- To search for all disconnector objects
regardless of their type, click All Disconnectors Types.
- To search for disconnector objects that can
be joined or projected by rules, click Disconnectors.
- To search for disconnector objects that
cannot be joined or projected by rules, click Explicit
Disconnectors.
- To search for disconnector objects in the
connector space that contain a set of rules that prevents them from
being automatically projected or joined to corresponding metaverse
objects, click Filtered Disconnectors.
- To search for all disconnector objects
regardless of their type, click All Disconnectors Types.
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Click Search.
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In Disconnectors, click the object that you want to project to the metaverse.
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Click Project.
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In Project Type as, click the object type available for this object.
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Click Project.
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When an object is projected to the metaverse, the new metaverse object is assigned a system-generated globally unique identifier (GUID). |
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When projecting a reference object that has been previously disconnected since the last synchronization, you must run a full or delta synchronization of the associated management agent so that the referencing objects can reference that object again. For example, if object A is a reference object for object B (referencing object), and object A is disconnected, object B no longer displays a reference (in object properties) to object A. If you project object A back to the metaverse, you must run a full or delta synchronization of the management agent so that object B can reference object A again. |