instance

Used to represent an object in eDirectory or the application as part of the response to a <query> command or a <query-ex> command. <instance> does not necessarily represent the complete state of object, but just the information requested by the <query> or <query-ex>. When returned from a driver, an <association> is required.

Example

<instance class-name="User" src-dn="\Users\Samuel">        <association>1012</association>        <attr attr-name="Surname">                <value>Jones</value>        </attr>        <attr attr-name="cn">                <value>Samuel</value>        </attr>        <attr attr-name="Given Name">                <value>Samuel</value>        </attr>        <attr attr-name="Telephone Number">                <value>555-1212</value>                <value>555-1764</value>        </attr></instance>

Allowed Content

Element

Description

association

Unique key of the application object.

parent

The parent or container of an object.

attr

Current state of an attribute.

operation-data

The operation adds additional custom data.

Attributes

Attribute

Possible Values

Default Value

class-name

CDATA

The name of the base class of the object.

The class name is mapped between the application and eDirectory namespaces by the Schema Mapping policy so that Identity Manager sees the name in the eDirectory namespace and a driver sees the name in the application namespace.

#REQUIRED

event-id

CDATA

An identifier used to tag the results of an event or command.

#IMPLIED

qualified-src-dn

CDATA

The qualified version of src-dn. Only used for describing objects from eDirectory.

#IMPLIED

src-dn

CDATA

The distinguished name of the source object that generated the event in the namespace of the sender.

#IMPLIED

src-entry-id

CDATA

The entry ID of the source object that generated the event in the namespace of the sender.

Reserved: Should be ignored by the driver.

#IMPLIED

Content Rule

( association ? , parent ? , attr * , operation-data ? )

Parent Elements

Element

Description

output

Results of events or commands.