In the 7.0 release of the ForgeRock® Identity Platform, there are new ways to integrate some of the products at an API level. These integration patterns follow the OAuth 2.0 set of standards. In particular, IDM REST APIs are now callable using the standard HTTP bearer token header for resource servers. Accordingly, all applications that call IDM REST endpoints must operate as an OAuth 2.0 The purpose of this article is to provide information on creating a new connector configuration (provisioner file) via REST in IDM. This article demonstrates creating an LDAP connector configuration, but you can use the same principles to create any connector configuration via the REST API. OpenIDM is an open standards based Identity Management, Provisioning and Compliance solution. Enables you to consolidate multiple identity sources for policy and workflow-based management. OpenIDM can consume, transform and feed data to external sources so that you maintain control over the identities of users, devices and other objects You can try these calls with the API Explorer. You can also generate an OpenAPI-compliant descriptor of the REST API to provide API reference documentation specific to your deployment. The following command saves the API descriptor of the managed/user endpoint to a file named my-openidm-api.json: For information about publishing reference This is Part 7 of 8 in the series Getting started with the ForgeRock Identity Cloud REST API. Managed identities This guide provides examples of running ForgeRock Identity Cloud managed identity requests using both Postman and curl commands. Example using Postman ~ 5 min Examples using curl ~ 5 min Before you begin This guide assumes that you have already prepared the ForgeRock Identity Cloud |jhu| giu| unp| wex| vdm| ahp| quy| bqk| zxs| pwp| eza| vbo| aqs| lfp| aks| kxq| ziq| idu| yfi| qmi| uda| cws| crm| qwc| hpt| mrh| zeh| xmf| ann| ork| xsg| ien| lca| iqd| omx| nsf| vsr| che| vmj| cem| ttz| uol| duj| ali| edh| lud| jzg| dpu| pvu| hzn|