There's always a need to build custom connector for each and every IAM implementation as we can't have OOTB connectors for each customer specific system.
Here are the high level steps to build a custom connector in Sail Point Identity IIQ:
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Here are the high level steps to build a custom connector in Sail Point Identity IIQ:
- Create a java class and extends AbstractConnector
- Implement various operations create, update etc
- Keep your jar file in classpath
- Build .xhtml form to capture connection parameters
- Keep .xhtml form in
/define/applications directory - Define a template for your application
- Register the same in ConnectorRegistry through Configuration or by importing file
- Build your custom application
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