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tutorial:adm:systems_db_treenodes_provisioning [2018/03/02 15:48]
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 +====== Systems - DB: TreeNodes (org. structure) provisioning ======
  
 +===== What do you need before you start =====
 +  * You need install **CzechIdM 7.7.0** (and higher).
 +  * You need be logged in as **admin**.
 +  * You need enable **ACC** module.
 +  * You must have database **jdbcTest** with table **organizations**:
 +<code>
 +CREATE DATABASE "jdbcTest"
 +  WITH OWNER = idmadmin
 +       ENCODING = 'UTF8'
 +       TABLESPACE = pg_default
 +       LC_COLLATE = 'cs_CZ.UTF-8'
 +       LC_CTYPE = 'cs_CZ.UTF-8'
 +       CONNECTION LIMIT = -1;
 +</code>
 +<code>
 +CREATE TABLE public.organizations
 +(
 +  id character varying(255),
 +  code character varying(255),
 +  name character varying(255),
 +  parent character varying(255)
 +)
 +WITH (
 +  OIDS=FALSE
 +);
 +ALTER TABLE public.organizations
 +  OWNER TO idmadmin;
 +</code>
 +
 +===== Create and edit DB system =====
 +We have completely empty organization's agenda.
 +{{ :tutorial:adm:sync_01.png |}}
 +Now we go into **Systems** agenda and add new system. Click on green button **Add**.
 +{{ :tutorial:adm:sync_02.png |}}
 +Fill **System name** and at bottom of page there is green button **Save and continue**, so click on it.
 +{{ :tutorial:adm:sync_03.png |}}
 +Go to **Configuration** tab and fill in information about your database. Ours are as such:
 +<code>
 +^ Host                 ^ jdbc:postgresql://localhost:5432/jdbcTest  ^
 +| Port                 | 5432                                       |
 +| User                 | idmadmin                                   |
 +| User Password        | ********                                   |
 +| Database             | jdbcTest                                   |
 +| Table                | organizations                              |
 +| Key Column           | id                                         |
 +| JDBC Driver          | org.postgresql.Driver                      |
 +| JDBC Connection URL  | jdbc:postgresql://localhost:5432/jdbcTest  |
 +</code>
 +{{ :tutorial:adm:sync_04.png |}}
 +Then go to tab **Scheme** and generate scheme.
 +{{ :tutorial:adm:sync_05.png |}}
 +Then go to **Mapping** and click on **Add** button.
 +{{ :tutorial:adm:sync_06.png |}}
 +Now fill in information from picture bellow and click on **Save and continue**.
 +{{ :tutorial:adm:prov_07.png |}}
 +At the bottom of page, there are mapped attributes. We are going to add 4 attributes:
 +<code>
 +^ Attribute in schema ^ Name     ^ Identifier ^ Entity attr. ^ Extended attr. ^ Entity field    ^ IdM key    ^
 +| code                | code     | false      | true         | false          | Code (String)              |
 +| name                | name     | false      | true         | false          | Name (String)              |
 +| parent              | parent   | false      | true         | false          | Parent (String) |            |
 +| __NAME__            | __NAME__ | true       | false        | true                           | externalId |
 +</code>
 +
 +Fill "code, name, parent" as in the picture:
 +{{ :tutorial:adm:prov_08.png |}}
 +But "\_\_NAME\_\_" fill like this picture:
 +{{ :tutorial:adm:prov_09.png |}}
 +Now we have 4 mapped attributes:
 +{{ :tutorial:adm:prov_10.png |}}
 +Go to the section **Organization** (in the left menu) to **Structure elements** tab and **Add** new organization.
 +{{ :tutorial:adm:prov_11.png |}}
 +Fill in information of root organization:
 +{{ :tutorial:adm:prov_12.png |}}
 +Then add another organization, but this one will be child of root:
 +{{ :tutorial:adm:prov_13.png |}}
 +As you can see in section **Organization** we have two structure elements.
 +{{ :tutorial:adm:prov_14.png |}}
 +And in database:
 +{{ :tutorial:adm:prov_15.png |}}
 +
 +
 +If you have it in a state like in the upper picture you successfully complete this tutorial.
 +
 +<note>Thank you for trying this tutorial, I hope it was useful.</note>
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