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devel:documentation:systems:dev:system-mapping [2019/07/02 09:15]
svandav [AUTHORITATIVE_MERGE (Authoritative merge)] 		devel:documentation:systems:dev:system-mapping [2019/07/02 09:19]
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 ====== Connector configuration and attribute mapping ====== ====== Connector configuration and attribute mapping ======
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 ===== Connector configuration ===== ===== Connector configuration =====
 +{{tag>connector configuration}}
 Creation of a newly connected system will be demonstrated on a database connector (ConnIdDBBundle). Creation of a newly connected system will be demonstrated on a database connector (ConnIdDBBundle).
 Firstly, we will create a new system named **Table** and choose the database connector. Firstly, we will create a new system named **Table** and choose the database connector.
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 ==== Connector pool configuration ==== ==== Connector pool configuration ====
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 **The connector pool** is a very useful feature that avoids unnecessarily creating a new connector instance each time a connector is called. Typically, each connector instance also creates a connection to that target system. It is effective to maintain these connections for **longer periods and for multiple calls**. **The connector pool** is a very useful feature that avoids unnecessarily creating a new connector instance each time a connector is called. Typically, each connector instance also creates a connection to that target system. It is effective to maintain these connections for **longer periods and for multiple calls**.
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 ===== System scheme ===== ===== System scheme =====
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 When the connector is configured correctly, we can move on to the **System scheme** tab. There, we will create the scheme either manually or we will use the scheme which will be returned by the connector itself (according to the filled-in configuration). When the connector is configured correctly, we can move on to the **System scheme** tab. There, we will create the scheme either manually or we will use the scheme which will be returned by the connector itself (according to the filled-in configuration).
  
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 ===== Attribute mapping ===== ===== Attribute mapping =====
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 When the system scheme is created, we can move on to attribute mapping in the **Attribute mapping** tab. Mapping serves two basic purposes: When the system scheme is created, we can move on to attribute mapping in the **Attribute mapping** tab. Mapping serves two basic purposes:
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 ====== Mapped attribute strategy ====== ====== Mapped attribute strategy ======
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 The attribute strategy defines how will the attribute and primarily its value be dealt with during provisioning and synchronization. The attribute strategy defines how will the attribute and primarily its value be dealt with during provisioning and synchronization.
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