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package com.identity4j.connector;
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/**
* Describe individual capabilities a connector may have. This allows UI
* components to determine what fields and actions etc to make available.
*/
public enum ConnectorCapability {
/**
* The connector is a 'system' template, i.e. is created for internal use of
* some sort. This is a hint to the UI to prevent certain actions.
*/
system,
/**
* The connector supports account locking
*/
accountLocking,
/**
* The connector supports password changing
*/
passwordChange,
/**
* The connector supports password setting
*/
passwordSet,
/**
* The connector supports account creation
*/
createUser,
/**
* The connector supports account update
*/
updateUser,
/**
* The connector allows its accounts details to be viewed
*/
viewUser,
/**
* The connector supports account deletion
*/
deleteUser,
/**
* The connector supports a full name.
*/
hasFullName,
/**
* The connector supports an email address.
*/
hasEmail,
/**
* The connector allows setting of the identities user name (all identities
* must have a user name so there is no matching get
* capability)
*/
setIdentityName,
/**
* The connector allows setting of the identities role name (all roles must
* have a role name so there is no matching get
capability)
*/
setRoleName,
/**
* The connector allows a GUID to be chosen at account creation time.
*/
createIdentityGUID,
/**
* The connector requires that a GUID is chosen
*/
requireGUID,
/**
* The connector allows a GGUID to be chosen at role creation time.
*/
createRoleGUID,
/**
* The connector allows setting of the GUID. This should be rare
*/
setIdentityGUID,
/**
* The connector allows setting of the GGUID. This should be rare
*/
setRoleGUID,
/**
* The connector supports the concept of roles.
*/
roles,
/**
* The connector supports the concept of authentication
*/
authentication,
/**
* The connector supports retrieval of identities
*/
identities,
/**
* The connector tracks the users last password change date time
*/
tracksLastPasswordChange,
/**
* The connector tracks a users last login date time
*/
tracksLastSignOnDate,
/**
* The connector supports the concept of a primary role
*/
primaryRole,
/**
* The connector supports role creation
*/
createRole,
/**
* The connector supports role update
*/
updateRole,
/**
* The connector supports delete deletion
*/
deleteRole,
/**
* The connector allows its role details to be viewed
*/
viewRole,
/**
* The connector has a password policy that may be retrieved
*/
hasPasswordPolicy,
/**
* Case insensitive principal names
*/
caseInsensitivePrincipalNames,
/**
* The connector supports account disable
*/
accountDisable,
/**
* The connector supports forcing password change next time an identity logs
* in
*/
forcePasswordChange,
/**
* The connector supports a web based authentication API such as OAuth
*/
webAuthentication,
/**
* The connector supports roles within roles
*/
childRoles,
/**
* The connector has additional native identity attributes
*/
identityAttributes,
/**
* The connector has additional native role attributes
*/
roleAttributes,
/**
* The connector has allows arbitrary identity attributes
*/
customIdentityAttributes,
/**
* The connector has allows arbitrary role attributes
*/
customRoleAttributes,
/**
* The connector has the concept of a 'tag'. Typically, this may be a timestamp of when
* user or group details last changed. Client code can query the current tag and compare it against
* the last stored tag. If it has change, then the new details can be retrieved, otherwise
* nothing is to be done and the client code can use cached details.
*/
tag
}
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