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tutorial:adm:api_requirements [2019/10/07 09:26]
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tutorial:adm:api_requirements [2019/10/07 10:04]
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 ===== A source system's requirements: identities, contracts, organizations ===== ===== A source system's requirements: identities, contracts, organizations =====
  
-Each source system must contain some information based on the type of the connected system no matter the way in which the system is connected (REST or DB). There three basic types of connected source systems: source of identities, source of contracts, and source of organizations.+Each source system must contain some information based on the type of the connected system no matter the way in which the system is connected (RESTDB, CSV...). There three basic types of connected source systems: source of identities, source of contracts, and source of organizations.
  
 ====  Source of identities ==== ====  Source of identities ====
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 ====  Source of contracts ==== ====  Source of contracts ====
  
-[[9.7:documentation:identities:dev:contractual-relationship|A contract]] represents the relationship of an identity to the company or organization. One identity can have multiple contracts and, as a result, different sets of permissions. +[[9.7:documentation:identities:dev:contractual-relationship|A contract]] represents the relation of an identity to the company or organization. One identity can have multiple contracts and, as a result, different sets of permissions. 
  
 Must contain: Must contain:
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 Can contain: Can contain:
   * Name of the tree node   * Name of the tree node
-  * Superior element (can be null in which case it is considered to be the root element by default)+  * Superior element can be null in which case it is considered to be the root element by default
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