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Does ITIM Adoption Rules works with TDI Event notification ( JNDI Adapter)

hemant.sharm...@gmail.com (hemant sharma) — Fri, 11 Nov 2009 20:13:51 UT

Hi Guys,
Sorry guys for posting this ITIM related questions here, but I
couldn't find any better place to post this question.
I have created a JNDI adapter which creates Accounts in ITIM, My
problem is Adoption rules does not work with this, in the Trace.log
all I see is "findPersonForAccountByAlias" Method being executed ,

limit on execSQLSelect statements

preethy.mat...@gmail.com (pmattam) — Fri, 11 Nov 2009 10:59:17 UT

Hi all,
I am using a script node to execute a few SQL statements on an Oracle
DB.
Qn1)
I understand that if you need to iterate the result set of a select
query, you have to use execSQLSelect followed by
getNextSQLSelectEntry. If I am using mutliple SQL Select statements
( and need to obtain the result value for each Select statements). in

Re: SSL to Active directory

jdwil...@us.ibm.com (JasonW) — Thu, 11 Nov 2009 19:55:15 UT

Petter,
* Are you using a Solution Directory, or the Install Directory as the
base for your TDI solutions?
Depending on the answer, you will either be using the
global.properties or solution.properties file.
* I will assume you are using the solution.properties file in your
Solution Directory.
In the solution.properites, as you probably already know is the

Re: SSL to Active directory

petter.hus...@gmail.com (Petter huseby) — Thu, 11 Nov 2009 12:13:23 UT

Hi
Here is the error log from the LDAP connector, after I importer the
root certificate to testadmin.jks file:
13:10:57,656 INFO - [LDAPConnector] CTGDJQ001I Using LDAP SSL
connection. Ensure TCP port number is changed accordingly.
13:11:05,281 ERROR - CTGDIS266E Error in InitConnectors. Exception
occurred: javax.naming.CommunicationExce ption: simple bind failed:

Re: SSL to Active directory

petter.hus...@gmail.com (Petter huseby) — Thu, 11 Nov 2009 09:11:34 UT

Forgot to mention that I'm running TDI 7

SSL to Active directory

petter.hus...@gmail.com (Petter huseby) — Thu, 11 Nov 2009 08:51:58 UT

Hi
I'm trying to establish a secure connection between my workstation and
my AD domain running on VmWare, using the LDAP connector.
I have now struggled with this some days without lock, so I need to
share my problem here, and hope for an solution :-)
Here is what I have done:
Installed a windows 2003 server in vmware and promoted it to a domain

Re: Problems Sending HTML Email Through TDI

eddiehart...@gmail.com (Eddie Hartman) — Wed, 11 Nov 2009 22:04:38 UT

Have you tried using the SendMail Function component, or
system.sendMail(), Kevin. Might be simpler.
-Eddie
P.S. Sorry for the belated reply

Re: Newsgroup now frozen. Closing by 12/31/2009

eddiehart...@gmail.com (Eddie Hartman) — Tue, 11 Nov 2009 08:41:51 UT

Not to discourage people from sharing their warm feelings about this
forum, but I just received official word that the Google Group will
continue untouched. It is the official IBM newsgroup that is closing,
and so will not be sending content our way. The TDI forum shall
endure!
-Eddie :)
On Nov 21, 3:59 pm, Andrew Findlay <andrew.find...@skills-1st.co. uk>

Passing arguments of type array to a webservice

sarc...@gmail.com (sarcott) — Mon, 11 Nov 2009 16:27:53 UT

Hi,
I am trying to write a client in IDI that invokes a web service. I am
using the AxisEasyInvokeSoapWS.
In the config section I specified the
1)WSDl
2) The operation Name - lookUp
3) the Complex tyes - The class name
4)the operation Parameters - param1 , param2
This is my problem the webservice opertaion signature is

Re: Administrative Limit Exceeded - LDAP issue

rudig...@gmail.com (Crul) — Sun, 11 Nov 2009 22:14:41 UT

Thanks for the tips Eddie I used your tips to make a similar solution
last week. I put it all in the "After GetNext hook" Works perfectly
now, Thanks for the Very useful help..
My Code:
if (++count % 240 ==0){
//task.debugMsg("************* *** RESET CONNECTION
****************");
var uidd = conn.getString("uid");

Re: Newsgroup now frozen. Closing by 12/31/2009

andrew.find...@skills-1st.co.uk (Andrew Findlay) — Sat, 11 Nov 2009 14:59:31 UT

The forum is vital to the TDI community. Fortunately it is unlikely
that Google will drop it, so I hope that we can continue to use it
without the IBM server. The searchable discussion history is very
valuable and must not be lost.
If all else fails we can always use the TDI Users website to host a
forum: [link]

Re: Newsgroup now frozen. Closing by 12/31/2009

niallrmclough...@gmail.com (flamesnm) — Sat, 11 Nov 2009 10:46:34 UT

I absolutely agree. This is the single best and most responsive source
of information on TDI and there is no direct equivalent in IBM
developerworks forums. There is extensive information in the newsgroup
history which has value to new and seasoned TDIers alike and the
solutions posted on here by Eddie Hartman and other newsgroup

Re: Newsgroup now frozen. Closing by 12/31/2009

eddiehart...@gmail.com (Eddie Hartman) — Fri, 11 Nov 2009 23:02:15 UT

I would like to encourage the community speak up.
Please reply to my post if you feel this forum and the knowledge
base it represents is important to your work, and to your future
success with TDI.
Thanks :)
-Eddie

Re: Administrative Limit Exceeded - LDAP issue

eddiehart...@gmail.com (Eddie Hartman) — Fri, 11 Nov 2009 07:52:08 UT

Looking at the code this morning, I see I could have had it all
in the After GetNext Hook. The typeof() check makes sure
that first if block is only executed once anyway, and the
Before Initialize is called every time the parameter is set...
So it would have looked like this:
---
if (typeof(cnt) == "undefined") {

Re: Administrative Limit Exceeded - LDAP issue

eddiehart...@gmail.com (Eddie Hartman) — Thu, 11 Nov 2009 22:42:21 UT

Well, there is one creative technique, but it relies on the
directory supporting sorted returns: ie. sorted on an attribute of
your choosing. And you have to choose a unique one. In my
example here I will use "uid".
First you configure the LDAP Connector for sorting by setting
the Sort Attribute parameter to: uid

Re: Problems Sending HTML Email Through TDI

km6...@gmail.com (Kevin McCullough) — Thu, 11 Nov 2009 20:39:05 UT

On Nov 19, 2:59 pm, Andrew Findlay <andrew.find...@skills-1st.co. uk>
wrote:
Here's the latest error message:
Java method 'addRecipients(Message.Recipie ntType.TO, string)' on java
class 'javax.mail.internet.MimeMessa ge' not found.
I changed the line: message.addRecipients(Message. RecipientType.TO,
myEmail); to include my email address as a string, removing the

Re: Problems Sending HTML Email Through TDI

andrew.find...@skills-1st.co.uk (Andrew Findlay) — Thu, 11 Nov 2009 19:59:06 UT

Ah - I don't think Message.RecipientType.TO is actually a variable.
Looks more like a method, so try something like this:
message.addRecipients(Message. RecipientType.TO, myEmail);
See [link]
Andrew

Web Service Timeout in TDI 6.0

peb...@hotmail.com (Peter) — Thu, 11 Nov 2009 18:34:28 UT

Hello,
Running a web service in TDI 6.0 and having problem with the size of
the incoming SOAP message. We need to keep it below 200 Kb to work. We
have got it to work up to 600 Kb sometimes but it is not stable
enough. Does anyone know if there are some tuning to be done on this
issue? Any parameter to set?

Re: Problems Sending HTML Email Through TDI

km6...@gmail.com (Kevin McCullough) — Thu, 11 Nov 2009 17:26:52 UT

On Nov 19, 12:00 pm, Andrew Findlay <andrew.find...@skills-1st.co. uk>
wrote:
Hi Andrew,
Thanks for the reply. Here is the link to the Java API I'm using:
[link][])
It requires 2 parameters, one of which is the RecipientType (TO, CC,

Re: Problems Sending HTML Email Through TDI

andrew.find...@skills-1st.co.uk (Andrew Findlay) — Thu, 11 Nov 2009 17:00:56 UT

I am not familiar with the Java API that you are using, but it does
look as if you are trying to use the value of a recipient *type* as a
recipient *address*.
Surely the mail recipient address should be a fixed text string, or
come from a TDI variable (not from a javax.mail object)?
Andrew

Problems Sending HTML Email Through TDI

km6...@gmail.com (Kevin McCullough) — Thu, 11 Nov 2009 15:10:47 UT

I'm able to send plaintext emails through TDI, but I have some data
that I want to format in a table, and I thought HTML would be the best
way to do that. I've marked the problem line with asterisks below.
I've tried many different iterations of that line of code, most of
them ending up with the error:

Re: Administrative Limit Exceeded - LDAP issue

andrew.find...@skills-1st.co.uk (Andrew Findlay) — Thu, 11 Nov 2009 11:07:02 UT

If at all possible you should fix this at source. The problem is that
you have bound to the directory server with an ID that does not have
permission to generate large search results. Most directory servers
protect themselves by limiting the number of results returned from a
search: the number is configurable, and the better servers allow you

Administrative Limit Exceeded - LDAP issue

rudig...@gmail.com (Crul) — Thu, 11 Nov 2009 03:53:58 UT

Hi
My basic question is what is the best way around the 'Administrative
Limit Exceeded' error when itterating an LDAP. I Basically have an
LDAP passing in entries on a Delta and another LDAP in the Flow
section, to keep attributes sync'd.
I am able to process about 300 records before I get 'LDAP: error code

Newsgroup now frozen. Closing by 12/31/2009

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Re: Domino Change Connector and Domino 8.5.1 in V7.0

eddiehart...@gmail.com (Eddie Hartman) — Wed, 11 Nov 2009 15:47:27 UT

Yes, there is a problem with the DUC (Domino Users Connector) in TDI 7
that will be addressed with the FixPack coming in December. Until
then,
contact our support and request a fix (mailto://ib...@us.ibm.com) or
even better, open a PMR on it.
-Eddie

Re: Setting Search Criteria for a Passive LDAP Connector

eddiehart...@gmail.com (Eddie Hartman) — Wed, 11 Nov 2009 15:46:00 UT

Hi Aaron,
You either have to set up a SearchCriteria object and then
call the LDAPConnector's findEntry() method, or you can
change the ldapSearchFilter parameter, terminate() and
initialize(null) the underlying Connector interface:
ldap = myLDAP.getConnector();
ldap.setParam("ldapSearchFilte r", "(&(cn=GRP-*...");

Setting Search Criteria for a Passive LDAP Connector

aaron.radi...@gmail.com (Aaron Radigan) — Tue, 11 Nov 2009 23:48:58 UT

I need to leverage a passive LDAP connector to search for the groups a
user resides in. The search criteria will be (&(cn=GRP-*)(member=
$DN)). We want to find all groups, starting with the prefix "GRP-"
for the user DN in the work entry.
Can you point me to a single document that covers this TDI feature?

Domino Change Connector and Domino 8.5.1 in V7.0

sebastian.frat...@gmail.com (BliZzArD182) — Tue, 11 Nov 2009 14:04:29 UT

Hi
I am trying to follow the AD-Domino integration guide but it was made
using 6.1.1. I am using 7.0 and trying to make the same.
When I need to configure the Domino Change Connector I have two
strange things.
First, I can only change the Username if the IIOP mode is enabled. I
cannot change the username in Local Client. I have to switch back and

Re: TDI 7.0 and IDML connector

argat...@gmail.com (smezzini) — Fri, 11 Nov 2009 15:08:34 UT

Mat Davis gave me the latest version of the idml connector and now I'm
able to see the schema for a specific cdm class. Mat suggested me also
to use closeidml to avoid the stop/start workaround. Thanks

Re: Javascript method renameTo is failing to move file under a certain conditions

soccer...@aristotle.net (soccerpch@aristotle.net) — Fri, 11 Nov 2009 13:54:00 UT

Great Eddie this worked perfectly....Thanks for your help.
Mike,

Re: TDI 7.0 and IDML connector

eddiehart...@gmail.com (Eddie Hartman) — Fri, 11 Nov 2009 10:15:53 UT

Hi Stefano,
Try getting a newer copy of the IDMLConnectors.jar file. Sounds
like a bug I heard of a while back. Let me know if this one works
better for you (note, it does not have the CI/relationship drop-down):
[link]
If you've gotten one from Mat Davis w/ the CI/Relationship selector

Re: Javascript method renameTo is failing to move file under a certain conditions

eddiehart...@gmail.com (Eddie Hartman) — Fri, 11 Nov 2009 10:12:58 UT

Hi, Mike,
When I do this sort of thing I usually terminate the Connector
to make sure the file is released.
LDIFConn.getConnector().termin ate();
...then do the move, and then re-init the Connector again
LDIFConn.getConnector().initia lize(null);
That ought to do ya :)
-Eddie
On Nov 13, 12:33 am, "soccer...@aristotle.net"

Javascript method renameTo is failing to move file under a certain conditions

soccer...@aristotle.net (soccerpch@aristotle.net) — Thu, 11 Nov 2009 23:33:44 UT

I have a TDI v7 AL where I'm processing all the ldif files from a pre-
determined folder and once I have processed the ldif file I want to
move this ldif file to an archive directory. I'm having problems
getting the javascript to move the ldif file to an archive folder if I
enable the step that uses this ldif file for input in a previous TDS

TDI 7.0 and IDML connector

argat...@gmail.com (smezzini) — Thu, 11 Nov 2009 12:46:49 UT

I just started two weeks ago to use the IDML connector for
configuration item on tdi 7.0.
I'm currently getting two problems:
1) I'm not able to see the specific CI schema
2) whenever I make a change to the assemblyline containing the IDML
connector the next run ends with a idml connector error. If I stop/

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Re: Calling stored procedure with a returning result set

eddiehart...@gmail.com (Eddie Hartman) — Wed, 11 Nov 2009 10:50:43 UT

You choices, Mike, are either to use a Loop to cycle through
the results, or script your own Connector (pretty easy to do).
There's even a video on it here :)
[link]
-Eddie

Re: LDAP Changelog LDIF: strange behavior with "changetype" attribute

eddiehart...@gmail.com (Eddie Hartman) — Wed, 11 Nov 2009 09:24:48 UT

Just to follow up here in the forum, the problem here is that
the LDIF Parser does not return the "changetype" Attribute
like a Changelog Connector does. It just tags the Work Entry
so that you can use work.getOperation() as illustrated in my
previous post.
If this is a hard requirement for the Parser, then please open

Calling stored procedure with a returning result set

soccer...@aristotle.net — Wed, 11 Nov 2009 01:15:21 UT

I'm currently using TDI v7 trying to determine if I can call a stored
procedure in DB2 that accepts an input parameter and returns a
parameter value, including a result set. I have been successful using
a passive JDBC connector with an empty output map by placing the code
into a hook (thanks to Eddie, Christian and others that have posted

Re: LDAP Changelog LDIF: strange behavior with "changetype" attribute

eddiehart...@gmail.com (Eddie Hartman) — Tue, 11 Nov 2009 08:58:23 UT

That sounds very strange, Sonja. Can you see the changetype
att from an LDAP browser?
In the interim, you should be able to check the operation code tagged
on the work Entry to get your add, delete or modify changetypes
(modrdn will be if the there is a "newrdn" attribute present).
if (work.getOperation() == "add") ...

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LDAP Changelog LDIF: strange behavior with "changetype" attribute

sonja.b...@web.de (Sonja Benz) — Mon, 11 Nov 2009 15:46:53 UT

Hi,
while my first implementation with LDAP ChangeLog connector (event
driven) works fine, my second approach does not: Here I did want to
use the LDIF file of a changelog for batch processing. Dependent on
the value of the attribute "changetype" (add, ...) an action should be
started. However, this attribute just does not appear in the connector

Using TDI to grab AppServer metrics for performance & trending analysis (for Cognos)

eddiehart...@gmail.com (Eddie Hartman) — Mon, 11 Nov 2009 13:29:00 UT

Here is a video done by Cognos product manager Scott Masson showing
how TDI can be used to grab metrics from the Cognos' dispatcher and
service beans, and then drive these to a data mart. From there, Cognos
BI tools are then used to provide a performance dashboard to the app
itself.
[link]

Re: TDI as service and local Notes session

bj_other_q_st...@yahoo.fr (bjvd) — Mon, 11 Nov 2009 08:45:23 UT

The IncovationTargetException referred to an UnsatisfiedLinkError:
nlsxbe (Not found in java.library.path), because I had forgotten to
include the Notes folder in the Path of the service. Thanks for
helping me solve this issue.
But of course, I still get the error "names.nsf has not been opened
yet" while using the connector (now even with TDI as service).

Re: TDI as service and local Notes session

kolev...@gmail.com (kolev.kg) — Sun, 11 Nov 2009 18:30:54 UT

How does the InvocationTargetException look like?

Re: TDI as service and local Notes session

bj_other_q_st...@yahoo.fr (bjvd) — Fri, 10 Oct 2009 09:34:44 UT

Yes, that is what I started to understand, and what I am trying to
have working now.
So far, the behaviour I have encountered is:
- From CE: if the Notes Client is not running, error "names.nsf not
opened yet" (connector initialization at startup is OK, but this
happens when using the connecotr). However on another environment I do

Re: Ambiguous Notes error with TDI 7.0

eddiehart...@gmail.com (Eddie Hartman) — Fri, 10 Oct 2009 09:07:04 UT

Thanks for sharing that, Ben!
-Eddie

Re: How to connect to Lotus Documents

eddiehart...@gmail.com (Eddie Hartman) — Fri, 10 Oct 2009 09:06:15 UT

Hi Gody,
This sounds similar to the error Ben posted here as well...
Please contact our support team to help us ensure that
these (and all our) components are working reliably.
Note that I have been working a lot recently with the
Lotus Notes Connector and it is behaving admirably.
We know there have been problems with the DUC and if you

Re: TDI as service and local Notes session

eddiehart...@gmail.com (Eddie Hartman) — Fri, 10 Oct 2009 09:01:57 UT

The LocalClient connection is not dependent on the Notes Client
running - but it is dependent on where the client was pointed the
last time it ran, since this updates the Notes.ini file which in turn
is used by our Connector.
However, if you are seeing instabilities here then I would ask
you to raise a PMR with the wizards of L2 support.

TDI as service and local Notes session

bj_other_q_st...@yahoo.fr (bjvd) — Thu, 10 Oct 2009 17:42:07 UT

Hello,
I am using TDI 7.0 with Domino (user creation, modification, etc.).
The DominoUsersConnector is used in Local Client mode. I usually need
to have the Notes client running to be able to get a Notes session in
TDI. I say "usually" because sometimes it works fine without this, but
most of the time TDI complains about "names.nsf not opened yet" if the

Re: Ambiguous Notes error with TDI 7.0

bj_other_q_st...@yahoo.fr (bjvd) — Thu, 10 Oct 2009 17:35:45 UT

The missing file was the default template mail file. I just had to
specify it in REG_MailTemplateFile (e.g. mail8.ntf).
Sorry for the self reply, but I'd been trying to solve this for a
while, and it might be helpful to some TDI users anyway.
Regards,
/Ben
bjvd wrote: