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Event Broker and ILM2
Well that’s satisfying … today at the ILM2 course I found that Event Broker works beautifully with ILM2 without any changes being required to the code base . Awesome! Even better I was able to get...
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Change Detection – Outgoing
There are basically two key concepts which make Event Broker the ideal "orchestrator" for any ILM/MIIS solution – its ability to invoke "inbound" flows (import/sync – ideally deltas) on detecting...
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Conditional Operation Execution
Before I go on to discuss Incoming Change Detection, one of the lesser understood features I’ve been using recently is the ability to jump to a label in an OpList on evaluation of a condition. Such an...
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Operating ILM in (near) Real Time for SQL Data Sources
One of the MMSUG members tonight posted a question on the topic of managing deltas from a SQL source, and I thought it worth blogging about since it is a topic close to my heart, and part of solving...
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Custom workflow activites for ILM 2007
I’ve been writing a few new plugins for Event Broker lately on the back of some client requirements for what in the FIM world would be regarded as "custom activities". The latest of these allows an...
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Requirements of an ECMA API to support Event Broker too
Today the subject came up as to what is generally required of an API that is being developed to support an ILM ECMA with delta import requirements to also support the creation of a corresponding Event...
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FIM is losing sales to competitors because it is not change event-driven
This was the staggering insight I learned @ TEC2012 from a fellow attendee on the IAM stream. He confided that of all the new IdM business his (European) company wrote, which was split between FIM and...
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Crouching SharePoint, hidden FIM Work
MSN Messenger is a wonderful thing … not only have I just managed to track down my new European friends from TEC2012, but I also seem to have scored a significant new gig for UNIFY on the back of a …...
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Using FIM for Delegated Access Administration
I have had the pleasure of working on a significant Australian Government ADFS project over the course of the past year, and looking back on this now it occurs to me that maybe there are not to many...
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What is Identity Broker?
To paraphrase an earlier post, FIM Sync would be easy if every system or application was as straight-forward to provision and sync with as the AD or ADLDS connector. It struck me sitting in Chris Cox’s...
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Key #FIM2010 Principles for the New Year and the #MSMIM2015 Timeframe
It’s been an eventful couple of months leading up to Christmas for me, starting with the MVP conference in Redmond and followed closely by my company UNIFY’s 10th anniversary, at which I was taken by...
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Using -ReadCount 0 with Get-Content
Not that I’m an expert in PowerShell by any means, but here’s my tip of the day … use the -ReadCount parameter with Get-Content! From the Get-Content page on TechNet … -ReadCount<Int64> Specifies...
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Using .Where instead of | Where-Object
I’ve been fighting a problem today whereby the PowerShell Where-Object commandlet was returning results of varying object types from the same XML document. Specifically, when trying to check for the...
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Managing Identities in a Hybrid World
Last Tuesday I had the pleasure of addressing a combined audience of fellow local MVP Pete Calvert‘s Adelaide Windows User Group and the Adelaide System Center User Community. So I thought I’d post...
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