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devel:documentation:systems:dev:system-mapping [2019/07/02 09:16] svandav [Mapped attribute strategy] |
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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: | ||