Latest update: 7.1.6
- Overview
- Managed Objects
- Relationships Between Objects
- Define a Relationship Type
- Create a Relationship Between Two Objects
- Configure Relationship Change Notification
- Validate Relationships Between Objects
- Create Bidirectional Relationships
- Grant Relationships Conditionally
- View Relationships Over REST
- View Relationships in Graph Form
- Manage Relationships Through the Admin UI
- Roles
- Use Policies to Validate Data
- Store Managed Objects in the Repository
- Access Data Objects
- Access Data Objects By Using Scripts
- Access Data Objects By Using the REST API
- Define and Call Data Queries
- Upload Files to the Server
- Import Bulk Data
- Data Models and Objects Reference
- Managed Objects
- Configuration Objects
- When To Use Custom Configuration Objects
- Custom Configuration Object Naming Conventions
- Mapping Configuration Objects To Configuration Files
- Configuration Objects File and REST Payload Formats
- Accessing Configuration Objects Through the REST API
- Accessing Configuration Objects Programmatically
- Creating Objects
- Updating Objects
- Deleting Objects
- Reading Objects
- System Objects
- Audit Objects
- Links
- IDM Glossary
Managed Groups
Managed groups are not provided by default. To use managed groups, add an object similar to the following to your managed object configuration:
{ "name" : "group" }
Alternatively, create a new managed object type in the Admin UI.
When you add a managed group object to the schema, you have REST access to managed groups, at /openidm/managed/group
.
For JDBC repositories, IDM stores managed groups with all other managed objects, in the managedobjects
table, and uses the managedobjectproperties
for indexing.
For an example of a deployment that uses managed groups, see Synchronize LDAP Groups.