Now that you know how to Execute XPress rules from Java I hope that the link to unit testing your XPress code (or perhaps mess?) is clear, and I would of course advise you to do so for every rule you write. In order to test your XPress rules with jUnit, you can write normal [...]
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Unit Testing Sun IdM XPress Rules with jUnit
Posted by Trond on March 11, 2009
http://www.topicobserver.com/blog/tools/sun-idm/2009/unit-testing-sun-idm-xpress-rules-with-junit/
Executing Sun IdM XPress Rules from Java
Although I don’t want this to turn into an IdM blog, I want to share at least a couple of more posts on using Sun IdM. The reason is mainly that when I first started developing on Sun IdM last summer, I couldn’t find much information on the web. At the same time, I was, [...]
Posted by Trond on March 10, 2009
http://www.topicobserver.com/blog/tools/sun-idm/2009/executing-sun-idm-xpress-rules-from-java/
Replacing the Built-In DatePicker in Sun IdM 8.0
If you read my other post on creating custom view handlers in Sun IdM, you might have noticed my mixed feelings towards the system’s built-in interface. I know its main task is not to look good, and that it is best at what it is supposed to be good at, but there really is no [...]
Posted by Trond on January 20, 2009
http://www.topicobserver.com/blog/web-development/2009/replacing-the-builtin-datepicker-in-sun-idm-8/
Custom Forms and View Handlers in Sun Identity Management 8.0
Sun IdM, XPress and myself Lately I’ve been working in a project for a large corporation implementing an identity management solution based on Sun Identity Management 8.0. As part of the project, we’re doing a lot of customization to the product. A lot of the customization is done because the built in components are in [...]
Posted by Trond on December 23, 2008
http://www.topicobserver.com/blog/tools/sun-idm/2008/custom-forms-and-view-handlers-in-sun-identity-management-80/