IBM Connect Switzerland - Der entspannte Administrator

Der
entspannte
Administrator 
How
to
make
your
life
easier
by
using
TDI
to
automate
your
work
WebGate
Consul:ng
AG

About
us
and
the
presentation
Klaus
Bild

Senior
System
Architect

2
Wannes
Rams

Senior
Consultant

kbild.ch
wannes.rams.be
09.03.2015

409.03.2015
WebGate
Consulting
AG
•
Gründung
im
Jahr
2001

•
26
Mitarbeitende

•
Servicebereiche:

−
Software
Entwicklung

−
Engineering

−
Managed
Services

−
Cloud
Infrastruktur

•
Service
im
Bereich
dieses
Vortrages:

−
Beratung

−
Umsetzung

•
Umsetzungsbeispiele:

−
Synchronisation
von
verschiedenen
Verzeichnissen
(AD,
Domino…)

−
Überführen
von
Daten
aus
Domino
DBs
in
andere
Systeme

−
Passwortsynchronisation

Introduction
to
TDI
(a.k.a
SDI)

•
What
is
TDI

•
How
to
use
it
with
Domino

•
How
to
use
it
with
Connections

Examples,
examples,
examples

•
Create
a
Wiki
page
with
users
of
your
Domino
address
book

•
Export
users
last
logon
date
per
application

•
Maintain
Community
membership
through
a
Domino
application

Agenda
409.03.2015

Giving
you
a
 
basic
understanding
 
how
you
can
use
 
Tivoli
Directory
Integrator
 
to
reuse
data
which
resides
 
in
IBM
Connections
 
or
IBM
Domino.

Goal
409.03.2015

And
hey,
did
I
already
mention:

Disclaimer:
I
am
not
a
developer

Who
are
you?
409.03.2015

What
is
Tivoli
Directory
Integrator
(TDI
7.1.1)
aka

Security
Directory
Integrator
(SDI
7.2)
409.03.2015
Input&
(Feed)&
Assembly&
Line&(AL)&
Output&
Func6ons& Flow&Components&
Scripts& A<ribute&Maps&

What
is
Tivoli
Directory
Integrator
(TDI
7.1.1)
aka

Security
Directory
Integrator
(SDI
7.2)
409.03.2015
Modes:

•
AddOnly
(A)

•
CallReply
(C)

•
Delete
(D)

•
Delta
(Δ)
• Iterator
(I)

•
Lookup
(L)

•
Update
(U)

•
Server
(S)

What
is
Tivoli
Directory
Integrator
(TDI
7.1.1)
aka

Security
Directory
Integrator
(SDI
7.2)
409.03.2015
Available
Connectors
(7.1.1,
more
than
60):

•
Active
Directory
Change
Detection
Connector

•AssemblyLine
Connector

•Axis
Easy
Web
Service
Server
Connector

•Axis2
Web
Service
Server
Connector

•CCMDB
Connector

•Command
line
Connector

•Database
Connector

•Deployed
Assets
Connector

•Direct
TCP
/URL
scripting

•custom

•Domino
AdminP
Connector

•Domino
Change
Detection
Connector

•Domino
Users
Connector

•DSMLv2
SOAP
Connector

•DSMLv2
SOAP
Server
Connector

•EIF
Connector

•File
Connector

•File
Management
Connector

•Form
Entry
Connector

•FTP
Client
Connector

•Generic
Log
Adapter
Connector

•Old
HTTP
Client
Connector

•HTTP
Client
Connector

•Old
HTTP
Server
Connector

•HTTP
Server
Connector

•IBM
MQ
Connector

•IBM
Directory
Server
Changelog
Connector

•IdML
CI
and
Relationship
Connector

•IT
Registry
CI
and
Relationship
Connector

•ITIM
Agent
Connector

•TIM
DSMLv2
Connector

•JDBC
Connector

•JMS
Connector

•JMS
Password
Store
Connector
•JMX
Connector

•JNDI
Connector

•LDAP
Connector

•LDAP
Group
Members
Connector

•LDAP
Server
Connector

•Log
Connector

•Lotus
Notes
Connector

•Mailbox
Connector

•Memory
Queue
Connector

•Memory
Stream
Connector

•Properties
Connector

•RAC
Connector

•RDBMS
Change
Detection
Connector

•SAP
ABAP
Application
Server
Business
Object
Repository
Connector

•SAP
ABAP
Application
Server
User
Registry
Connector

•Script
Connector

•Server
Notifications
Connector

•Simple
Tpae
IF
Connector

•SNMP
Connector

•SNMP
Server
Connector

•Sun
Directory
Change
Detection
Connector

•System
Queue
Connector

•System
Store
Connector

•TADDM
Change
Detection
Connector

•TADDM
Connector

•TCP
Connector

•TCP
Server
Connector

•Tivoli
Access
Manager
(TAM)
Connector

•Timer
Connector

•Tpae
IF
Change
Detection
Connector

•Tpae
IF
Connector

•URL
Connector

•Web
Service
Receiver
Server
Connector

•Windows
Users
and
Groups
Connector

•z/OS
LDAP
Changelog
Connector

Available
Connectors
for
Notes/Domino:

•
Domino
Change
Detection
Connector
(Mode:
I): 
Enables
TDI
to
detect
when
changes
have
occurred
to
a
nsf
database
maintained

on
a
Domino
server
and
reports
changed
Domino
documents.

•
Domino
Users
Connector
(Mode:
ADILU): 
Provides
access
to
Lotus
Domino
user
accounts
and
the
means
for
managing

them.

•
Lotus
Notes
Connector
(Mode:
ADILU): 
Works
directly
with
any
type
of
Notes
Documents
in
any
.nsf
database.

•
Domino
AdminP
Connector
(Mode:
AI): 
The
Domino
AdminP
Connector
is
a
special
version
of
the
Lotus
Notes
Connector,

the
database
parameter
is
always
set
to
admin4.nsf.
It
has
the
capability
to
sign

fields
while
adding
a
document
and
you
can
create
AdminP
request.

Or
use
non
Domino
specific:
 
LDAP
Connector
(ADILUΔ)
/
HTTP
Client
Connector
(AILC)

How
to
use
TDI
with
Domino
409.03.2015

Supported
session
types
by
Connector:

How
to
use
TDI
with
Domino
409.03.2015
Supported)Sessions)>)
Connectors)V)
Local)Client)Session) Local)Server)Session) IIOP)session)
Domino&Change&
Detec.on&Connector&
Yes& No) Yes&
Domino&Users&
Connector&
Yes& Yes& Yes&
Lotus&Notes&
Connector&
Yes) Yes& Yes&
Domino&AdminP&
Connector&
No)
&
Yes& Yes&
-‐>
IIOP
session
gives
you
the
highest
flexibility

If
you
are
using
IIOP
sessions,
perform
the
following: 
•
Ensure
the
Notes.jar
file
does
not
exist
in
the
TDI_install_dir/
jars
folder
and
any
of
its
subfolders. 
•
Copy
Domino_data/domino/java/NCSO.jar
to
TDI_install_dir/
jars/3rdparty/IBM
or
to
the
folder
specified
by
the

com.ibm.di.loader.userjars
property
in
global.properties
(or

solution.properties).

How
to
use
TDI
with
Domino
409.03.2015

Pre-‐packaged
scripts
with
IBM
Connections:

•
“Official”
way
to
go
if
you
want
to
change
which
users
are
imported
or

want
to
change/add/get
profile
data.
Included
scripts:

−
collect_dns,
delete_or_inactivate_employees,
dump_photos_to_files,

dump_pronounce_to_files,
fill_country/department/emp_type/organization/workloc,

load_photos_from_files,
load_pronounce_from_files,
mark_managers,
populate_from_dn_file,

sync_all_dns

•
Needs
setup,
has
to
be
imported
into
TDI
solution
directory
and
will

add
two
additional
connectors
(Profile/Photo)
as
well.

IBM
Connections
API:

•
Gives
you
access
to
almost
every
function
that
you
can
access
and
use

through
the
IBM
Connections
user
interface.
You
can
use
standard
TDI

connectors
(i.e.
HTTP
Client
connector).
Be
aware
that
the
API

documentation
is
not
very
good
(to
say
it
nicely).

How
to
use
TDI
with
Connections
409.03.2015

IBM
Social
Business
Toolkit:

•
TDI
is
java
based
and
therefore
you
can
use
the
IBM
SBT
SDK
to
create

your
own
script
connectors.
You
have
to
import
some
parts
of
the
SDK

into
your
TDI
environment.
You
definitely
should
have
a
developer

background.
 
-‐>
http://de.slideshare.net/AndreasArtner/activity-‐stream-‐how-‐to-‐feed-‐the-‐beast

Direct
Database
access:

•
Connections
stores
almost
everything
inside
the
RDBMS
but
there
is

no
public
DB
schema
info
from
IBM.
This
is
not
a
supported
way
to

change
data
inside
Connections
(although
some
Partner
solutions

directly
manipulate
data
in
the
database
and
their
solutions
are
IBM

supported).
But
you
can
use
it
to
get
data
from
Connections.

How
to
use
TDI
with
Connections
409.03.2015

Create
a
Wiki
page
with
users
of
your

Domino
address
book
-‐
Example
409.03.2015

409.03.2015
Wiki
page
–
How
to
1. Get
all
Domino
users
in
names.nsf: 
Just
use
Domino
Users
Connector
in
iterator
mode,
easy.

Best
practice: 
Always
use
property
files
for
your
parameters,
it
will
save
you
a

lot
of
time
if
you
want
to
use
the
AL
with
different
servers,

environments!

409.03.2015
Wiki
page
–
How
to
2. Create
the
Wiki
page
Atom
document
 
(AL
create_Wiki_Entry_Atom):

•
Find
out
how
the
Atom
document
has
to
be
build 
(http://www-‐10.lotus.com/ldd/appdevwiki.nsf/dx/Wiki_page_content_ic50) 
or
try
the
SBT
playground 
https://greenhouse.lotus.com/sbt/SBTPlayground.nsf/
Explorer.xsp#api=Social_Wikis_API_Working_with_wiki_pages

•
Should
be
easy
but…
Example
on
SBT
playground
(does
not
work) 
 
 
 
 
 
 
•
Works
if
you
change
the
content
line
to 
<content type="text/html"><![CDATA[<p>This is James's wiki page.</p>]]>

409.03.2015
Wiki
page
–
How
to
2. AL
create_Wiki_Entry_Atom:

•
Define
the
HTML
code
for
the
page

•
Use
the
Prolog
for
the
first
part

•
Use
the
iterator
to
generate
the
list

•
Use
the
Epilog
for
the
closing

409.03.2015
Wiki
page
–
How
to
2. AL
create_Wiki_Entry_Atom:

•
This
is
the
final
code,
all
on
ONE
line:

<?xml
version="1.0"
encoding="UTF-‐8"?><entry
xmlns="hap://www.w3.org/2005/Atom"><content
type="text/html"><![CDATA[<div><p
dir="ltr"><strong

style="color:
rgb(67,
106,
173);font-‐size:large;">All
data
is
from
the
Domino
directory
-‐
Example
for
IBM
Connect
in
Zurich
</strong>
<img
src="/images/
graphics-‐star-‐wars-‐300566.gif"
width="151"
height="100"/></p><table
border="1"
cellpadding="5"
cellspacing="0"
dir="ltr"
style="border-‐collapse:
collapse;

width:
800px;"
width="246"><tbody><tr
height="14"><td><strong>Name</strong></td><td><strong>Shortname</strong></td><td><strong>Title</strong></
td><td><strong>Company</strong></td><td><strong>Number</strong></td><td><strong>Photo
(Connecjons
photo!)</strong></td></tr><tr><td><span

class="vcard"><a
class="fn
url"
href="">Chrisjan
Guedemann</a><span
class="email"
style="display:
none;">Chrisjan.Guedemann@snt.com</span></
span></td><td><span
class="vcard"><a
class="fn
url"
href="">CGU</a><span
class="email"
style="display:
none;">Chrisjan.Guedemann@snt.com</span></
span></td><td>Senior
System
Architect</td><td>WebGate
Consuljng
AG</td><td><a
href="sip://+41008008008">+41008008008</a></td><td><div

style="width:
150px;height:
150px;border-‐radius:
75px;-‐webkit-‐border-‐radius:
75px;-‐moz-‐border-‐radius:
75px;background:
url(/profiles/photo.do?
email=Chrisjan.Guedemann@snt.com)
no-‐repeat;"></div></td></tr><tr><td><span
class="vcard"><a
class="fn
url"
href="">Klaus
Bild</a><span
class="email"

style="display:
none;">Klaus.Bild@snt.com</span></span></td><td><span
class="vcard"><a
class="fn
url"
href="">KBI</a><span
class="email"
style="display:

none;">Klaus.Bild@snt.com</span></span></td><td>Senior
System
Architect</td><td>WebGate
Consuljng
AG</td><td><a
href="sip://+41004004004">
+41004004004</a></td><td><div
style="width:
150px;height:
75px;background:

url(/profiles/photo.do?email=Klaus.Bild@snt.com)
class="vcard"><a
class="fn
url"
href="">Christoph
Stoeaner</
a><span
class="email"
style="display:
none;">CHristoph.Stoeaner@snt.com</span></span></td><td><span
class="vcard"><a
class="fn
url"
href="">CST</
a><span
class="email"
style="display:
none;">CHristoph.Stoeaner@snt.com</span></span></td><td>Senior
IT
Consultant</td><td>Fritz
and
Macziol
GmbH</
td><td><a
style="width:
150px;height:
75px;-‐
moz-‐border-‐radius:
75px;background:
url(/profiles/photo.do?email=CHristoph.Stoeaner@snt.com)

class="vcard"><a
class="fn
url"
href="">Sharon
Bellamy</a><span
class="email"
style="display:
none;">Sharon.Bellamy@snt.com</span></span></
td><td><span
class="vcard"><a
class="fn
url"
href="">SBE</a><span
class="email"
style="display:
none;">Sharon.Bellamy@snt.com</span></span></
td><td>IT
Consultant</td><td>Cube
Son
Consuljng</td><td><a
style="width:
150px;height:

75px;background:
url(/profiles/photo.do?email=Sharon.Bellamy@snt.com)
no-‐
repeat;"></div></td></tr><tr><td><span
class="vcard"><a
class="fn
url"
href="">Wannes
Rams</a><span
class="email"
style="display:

none;">Wannes.Rams@snt.com</span></span></td><td><span
class="vcard"><a
class="fn
url"
href="">WRA</a><span
class="email"
style="display:

none;">Wannes.Rams@snt.com</span></span></td><td>Social
Business
Consultant</td><td>GFI</td><td><a
href="sip://+41003003003">+41003003003</
a></td><td><div
style="width:
150px;height:
75px;background:
url(/profiles/
photo.do?email=Wannes.Rams@snt.com)
no-‐repeat;"></div></td></tr></tbody></table></div>
]]></content><category
scheme="tag:ibm.com,2006:td/type"

term="page"
label="page"
/></entry>

409.03.2015
Wiki
page
–
How
to
3. Send
the
Wiki
page
Atom
document
to
the
Wikis
API
(HTTP

client
connector):

• This
is
good
documented
(no
joke)
 
http://www-‐10.lotus.com/ldd/appdevwiki.nsf/dx/Updating_a_wiki_page_ic50

409.03.2015
Wiki
page
–
How
to
This
user
needs
editor
rights
on
the
Wiki

•
Most
Connections
environments
force
traffic
over
SSL

•
If
you
get
following
error
if
you
call
the
Connections
API
through
SSL

you
have
to
import
the
Connections
server
certificate
into

TDI_install_dir/jserverapi/testadmin.jks
(pw:
administrator)

Wiki
page
–
SSL
requests
409.03.2015

409.03.2015
Wiki
page
–
How
to
4. Final
step
is
to
create
an
AL
with
combines
the

create_Wiki_Entry_Atom
AL
and
the
HTTP
client
connector

Community
membership
through
a
Domino

application
-‐
Example
409.03.2015

409.03.2015
Community
membership
–
How
to
The
workflow
is
as
follows:

1. Iterate
through
all
Community
entries
in
the
Notes
DB

2. Create
Community
if
it
is
a
new
Community

• Check
if
it
is
a
new
community

•
Create
Community
Atom
entry

•
Call/Reply
request
to
the
Communities
API

•
Get
the
Uuid
of
the
new
Community
&
write
it
back
to
the
Notes
DB

3. Add
missing
members
to
every
Community

• Iterate
through
all
members
found
in
the
Community
entry
(from
the

Notes
DB)
and
look
if
user
is
not
a
member
in
the
Community
member

feed

•
Create
member
Atom
entry

•
Send
the
member
Atom
entry
to
the
Communities
API

4. Add
missing
Owners
(same
steps
as
for
member
adding)

409.03.2015
Community
membership
–
How
to
1. Iterate
through
all
Community
entries
in
the
Notes
DB 
Just
use
Lotus
Notes
Connector
in
iterator
mode,
again
this

is
easy.

You
don’t
need
a
running
HTTP
task
on
 
Domino
if
you
use
the
DIIOP
IOR
string
 
as
Server
IP
Address!

409.03.2015
Community
membership
–
How
to
2. Create
Community
if
it
is
a
new
Community

•
Check
if
it
is
a
new
community

409.03.2015
Community
membership
–
How
to
2. Create
Community
if
it
is
a
new
Community

•
Create
Community
Atom
entry

var atom_community_entry = '<?xml version="1.0"
encoding="UTF-8"?><entry xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2005/
Atom" xmlns:app="http://www.w3.org/2007/app"
xmlns:snx="http://www.ibm.com/xmlns/prod/sn"><title
type="text">' + work.Community_Name + '</title><content
type="html">' + work.Description + '</content><category
term="community" scheme="http://www.ibm.com/xmlns/prod/
sn/type"></category><snx:communityType>' + work.Access +
'</snx:communityType></entry>';

409.03.2015
Community
membership
–
How
to
2. Create
Community
if
it
is
a
new
Community

•
Call/Reply
request
to
the
Communities
API

This
user
needs
the
admin
security
role
for
the
Communities
app!
(WAS
Admin
Console)

409.03.2015
Community
membership
–
How
to
2. Create
Community
if
it
is
a
new
Community

•
Get
the
Uuid
of
the
new
Community
&
write
it
back
to
the
Notes
DB

409.03.2015
Community
membership
–
How
to
3. Add
missing
members
to
every
Community

•
Get
the
Community
member
feed
(received
with
HTTP
client

connector)

This
will
create
a
request
to
following
URL: 
…/communities/service/atom/community/ 
members?communityUuid=$uuid&role=member

409.03.2015
Community
membership
–
How
to
3. Add
missing
members
to
every
Community

•
Iterate
through
all
members
found
in
the
Community
entry
(from
the

Notes
DB)
and
look
if
user
is
not
a
member
in
the
Community
member

feed

409.03.2015
Community
membership
–
How
to
3. Add
missing
members
to
every
Community

•
Create
member
Atom
entry
through
script:

var atom_member_entry = '<?xml version="1.0"
encoding="UTF-8"?><entry xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2005/
Atom" xmlns:app="http://www.w3.org/2007/app"
xmlns:snx="http://www.ibm.com/xmlns/prod/
sn"><contributor>¨<email>' + work.InternetAddress + '</
email><snx:role>member</snx:role></contributor><snx:role
component="http://www.ibm.com/xmlns/prod/sn/
communities">member</snx:role></entry>’;

409.03.2015
Community
membership
–
How
to
3. Add
missing
members

to
every
Community

•
Send
the
member
 
Atom
entry
to
the

Communities
API
(HTTP

client
connector)

URL
on
next
page
This
user
needs
the
admin

security
role
for
the

Communises
app! 

(WAS
Admin
Console)

409.03.2015
Community
membership
–
How
to
3. Add
missing
members
to
every
Community

•
Send
the
member
Atom
entry
to
the
Communities
API
(HTTP
client

connector)
This
will
create
a
request
to
following
URL: 
…/communises/service/atom/community/ 
members?communityUuid=$uuid

409.03.2015
Community
membership
–
How
to
4. Add
missing
Owners
(same
steps
as
for
members)

var atom_owner_entry = '<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> 
<entry xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2005/Atom" xmlns:app="http://www.w3.org/2007/app"
xmlns:snx="http://www.ibm.com/xmlns/prod/sn"><contributor><email>' +
work.InternetAddress_Owner + '</email><snx:role>owner</snx:role></
contributor><snx:role component="http://www.ibm.com/xmlns/prod/sn/
communities">owner</snx:role></entry>’;

409.03.2015
Community
membership
–
How
to
Final
assembly
line

Export
users
last
logon
date
per
application
-‐

Example
409.03.2015

409.03.2015
Export
users
last
logon
date
–
How
to
Example

•
We
will
export
the
last
logon
date
for
all
users

•
For
all
applications

•
Export
to
Domino

•
Export
to
CSV

•
This
runs
scheduled
weekly
as
a
reporting
to
our
deployment
team
The
workflow
is
as
follows

1.
Iterate
through
all
entries
in
the
PeopleDB
and
fetch
uid
and
full

name

2.
Connect
to
the
application
table
that
contains
the
profile

3.
Fetch
user
key

4.
Connect
to
Application
table
that
contains
last
logon
date

5.
Repeat
for
all
applications

6.
Write
to
Domino

7.
Write
to
csv

409.03.2015
Export
users
last
logon
date
–
How
to
•
Erklären

409.03.2015
Export
users
last
logon
date
–
How
to
1. Iterate
through
all
entries
in
the
PeopleDB
and
fetch
uid
and

full
name

•
Create
a
new
assemble
line
and
add
a
Database
Connector.
Make
it
an

iterator
and
connect
it
to
your
Profiles
database
Employee
table

409.03.2015
Export
users
last
logon
date
–
How
to
2. Connect
to
the
application
table
that
contains
the
profile

•
Will
show
you
for
1
database
(FILES)
and
then
give
you
the
mapping

table
for
the
other
databases

•
Connect
to
the
Files
database,
USER_TO_LOGIN
table

409.03.2015
Export
users
last
logon
date
–
How
to
3. Fetch
user
key

•
Use
the
uid_lower
as
your
key
to
find
the
relevant
user
key

409.03.2015
Export
users
last
logon
date
–
How
to
4. Connect
to
Application
table
that
contains
last
logon
date

•
Now
connect
to
the
Files
database
USER
table
to
get
the
last
logon

date
of
this
user
using
the
USER_ID
fetched
in
the
last
step
as
a
link

409.03.2015
Export
users
last
logon
date
–
How
to
5. Repeat
for
all
applications

•
Repeat
these
steps
for
all
applications,
except
Blogs.
The
Blogs
database
table

ROLLERUSER
contains
uid
and
last
logon
date.
On
top
of
that
it
is
the
only
table

that
uses
the
uid
as
is
and
not
converted
to
lowercase
(thank
god
for

consistency)

409.03.2015
Export
users
last
logon
date
–
How
to
•
This
is
the
table
for
all
the
databases

Applica'on* Uid*lookup*Table*
Table*Name* Uid*Column* User*Key*Column*
Blogs& Not&needed& Not&needed& Not&needed&
Bookmarks& PERSONLOGIN& LOGINNAME& PERSON_ID&
Files& USER_TO_LOGIN& LOGIN_ID& LOGIN_ID&
Forum& DF_MEMBERLOGIN& LOGINNAME_LOWER& MEMBERID&
Homepage& LOGINNAME& LOGINNAME& PERSON_ID&
AcEviEes& OA_MEMBERLOGIN& LLOGINNAME& MEMBERID&
Proﬁles& EMPLOYEE& PROF_UID_LOWER& PROF_KEY&
CommuniEes& MEMBERLOGIN& LOWER_LOGIN& MEMBER_UUID&
Wikis& USER_TO_LOGIN& LOGIN_ID& USER_ID&

409.03.2015
Export
users
last
logon
date
–
How
to
•
This
is
the
table
for
all
the
databases

Applica'on* Last*Logon*table*
Table*Name* Uid* Last*Logon*
Blogs& ROLLERUSER& USERNAME& LASTLOGIN&
Bookmarks& PERSON& PERSON_ID& LASTLOGIN&
Files& USER& ID& LAST_VISIT&
Forum& MEMBERPROFILE& MEMBERID& LASTLOGIN&
Homepage& PERSON& PERSON_ID& LAST_UPDATE&
AcBviBes& OA_MEMBERPROFILE& MEMBERID& LASTLOGIN&
Proﬁles& PROFILE_LAST_LOGIN& PROF_KEY& LAST_LOGIN&
CommuniBes& MEMBERPROFILE& MEMBER_UUID& LASTLOGIN&
Wikis& USER& ID& LAST_VISIT&

409.03.2015
Export
users
last
logon
date
–
How
to
•
Create
a
Domino
Database
with
a
form
called
“User”
and
following

fields:

−
Activities_LASTLOGIN,
Name,
Blogs_LASTLOGIN,
Communities_LASTLOGIN,

Dogear_LASTLOGIN,
Files_LASTVISIT,
Forum_LASTVISIT,
Homepage_LASTUPDATE,

Profiles_LASTLOGIN,
Uid,
Wikis_LASTVISIT

•And
a
view
to
show
these

409.03.2015
Export
users
last
logon
date
–
How
to
6. Write
to
Domino

•
Add
a
Lotus
Notes
connector
to
the
assembly
line
and
connect
it
to

your
database
using
diiop

•
Set
the
mode
to
“AddOnly”

409.03.2015
Export
users
last
logon
date
–
How
to
6. Write
to
Domino

•
Create
the
following
output
map

•
The
reason
for
not
having
the
value
as
is
in
the
left
column
is
because

the
value
you
get
from
db2
is
in
java.sql.date
format,
we
need
to
make

sure
we
get
the
string

409.03.2015
Export
users
last
logon
date
–
How
to
7. Write
to
csv

•
To
dump
to
a
csv
file
add
a
File
 
System
Connector
and
select
csv
 
as
parser.
Add
the
header
 
fields
to
the
Field
Names
and
 
enable
the
write
header

•
Set
“;”
as
your
seperator

409.03.2015
Export
users
last
logon
date
–
How
to
7. Write
to
csv

•
Now
we
need
to
set
 
the
file
location
and
 
file
name.
 
We
want
to
make
 
this
dynamic
so
we
 
can
schedule
the
 
script.
File
location
 
will
be
defined
in
 
the
property
file.
 
Use
the
following
javascript
to
define
the
filename
and
location 
var srcPath=system.getTDIProperty("Cnx", "export_path") 
var stDateStamp=system.formatDate((new Date()),"yyyyMMdd"); 
var outFile=srcPath + system.getTDIProperty("Cnx",
"export_filename") + stDateStamp + ".csv"; 
return outFile

409.03.2015
Export
users
last
logon
date
–
How
to
7. Write
to
csv

•
For
the
csv
file
we
can
output
in
the
original
format,
no
need
to

transform
to
String
as
the
parser
will
do
this
for
us.

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Consulting
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•
Service
im
Bereich
dieses
Vortrages:

−
Beratung

−
Umsetzung

•
Umsetzungsbeispiele:

−
Synchronisation
von
verschiedenen
Verzeichnissen
(AD,
Domino…)

−
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von
Daten
aus
Domino
DBs
in
andere
Systeme

−
Passwortsynchronisation

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