Microsoft Identity Integration Server 2003 Developer Reference |
The following example shows how to change the value of the ObjectClass property of a CSEntry object. You can write to the ObjectClass property only in the IMVSynchronization.Provision method.
Public Sub Provision( _ ByVal mventry As MVEntry) _ Implements IMVSynchronization.Provision Dim ManagementAgent As ConnectedMA Dim Connectors As Integer Dim csentry As CSEntry Dim vcObjectClass As ValueCollection ManagementAgent = mventry.ConnectedMAs("Some Management Agent") Connectors = ManagementAgent.Connectors.Count If 1 = Connectors Then ' Use the existing connector csentry = ManagementAgent.Connectors.ByIndex(0) ' Convert the existing ObjectClass entries to a string array vcObjectClass = Utils.ValueCollection(csentry.ObjectClass.ToStringArray()) ' Add the auxiliary class to the string array and then ' set the ObjectClass to the modified string array vcObjectClass.Add("new-aux-class") csentry.ObjectClass = vcObjectClass End If End Sub
void IMVSynchronization.Provision (MVEntry mventry) { ConnectedMA ManagementAgent; int Connectors; CSEntry csentry; ValueCollection vcObjecClass; ManagementAgent = mventry.ConnectedMAs["Some Management Agent"]; Connectors = ManagementAgent.Connectors.Count; if(1 == Connectors) { // Use the existing connector csentry = ManagementAgent.Connectors.ByIndex[0]; // Convert the existing ObjectClass entries to a string array. vcObjecClass = Utils.ValueCollection(csentry.ObjectClass.ToStringArray()); // Add the auxiliary class to the string array and then // set the ObjectClass to the modified string array. vcObjecClass.Add("new-aux-class"); csentry.ObjectClass= vcObjecClass; } }
CSEntry, CSEntry.ObjectClass, IMVSynchronization.Provision, Provisioning Objects in the Connector Space