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The new PasswordFetch class offers the ability to retrieve passwords from eDirectory when they are not supplied via the original authentication Method. The workflow diagram shows how PasswordFetch sits in the architecture of the solution: ...

Article - ScorpionSting - 17 Oct 2011 - 3:47pm - 9 comments - 1 attachment - 3 groups

... across an interesting situation where I was getting a Java Mail Authentication Exception when attempting to send an email message ... should not have been a problem yet I kept getting the “Java Authentication” exception. To analyze the issue in more depth I ...

Blog Entry - MarcRPotter - 8 Sep 2011 - 3:35pm - 1 comment - 1 attachment - 2 groups

... linux its a product buyed to another company. Its a Java solution. Clients on the collaboration space are demanding ... fall on deaf ears. The old management crew thought Java was the END ALL BE ALL of the computer world and we ended up with ...

Blog Entry - dlythgoe - 13 Sep 2011 - 8:47pm - 23 comments - 1 attachment - 9 groups

... like call. Same for making a Java call and passing it data. As of IDM 3.6 most places where it ... in an XPATH expression. You would need to call an ECMA or Java function that supports Regex. Now as it turns out, David Gersic wrote an ...

Article - geoffc - 18 Oct 2011 - 3:23pm - 1 comment - 1 attachment - 2 groups

... that there are no errors. If there are errors, setup the java logging to level 3 on the driver and logging on the remote loader to level ...

Article - VDLeduc - 24 Oct 2011 - 1:21pm - 1 comment - 1 attachment - 2 groups

... for time conversions, you likely will find calls to Java .time() which will work fine, but then you have to construct everything ... you use the time tokens, you will never go back to the Java.time functions if nothing else, because there is a Test button in ...

Article - geoffc - 20 Sep 2011 - 9:12am - 5 comments - 1 attachment - 2 groups

... The Query token is just a wrapper around the query Java class that IDM has shipped with since very early on. However the ... you would almost have to be a fool to continue using the Java class direct. Why take the chance on typos, for complex things, when ...

Article - geoffc - 6 Oct 2011 - 3:34pm - 1 comment - 1 attachment - 2 groups

... doing using it), but of course you must first install Java . I am using Java 1.6 -- I have not yet tested with 1.7, but will be doing so as part of an ...

Tool - jlodom - 20 Sep 2011 - 11:18am - 8 comments - 1 attachment - 4 groups

... a semicolon (;). Execution Install the Java JDK or JRE. Open a command prompt, set the environment variable "JAVA_HOME" to the home directory of the JDK or JRE. If the URL ...

Tool - jrivard - 30 Sep 2011 - 10:17am - 1 comment - 1 attachment - 2 groups

... Our best example is the current Linux/Mac Client. Java runs everywhere, but the look and feel, performance, desktop ... you to continue in that direction. Using the current Java -based client, you will never have a fully Mac-Like GroupWise ...

Blog Entry - dlythgoe - 3 Jun 2011 - 8:22am - 93 comments - 1 attachment - 8 groups