SAP NetWeaver 7.1 Composition Environment

Uses of Package
com.sap.security.api.umap.system

Packages that use com.sap.security.api.umap.system
com.sap.security.api Provides basic User Management functionality. 
com.sap.security.api.umap   
com.sap.security.api.umap.system   
 

Classes in com.sap.security.api.umap.system used by com.sap.security.api
ISystemLandscapeFactory
           
ISystemLandscapeWrapper
          Deprecated. Use ISystemLandscape instead.

This interface serves as wrapper for a system landscape to be plugged into UME. The ISystemLandscapeObject objects provided by an ISystemLandscapeWrapper will be used by the User Mapping functionality of UME (see IUserMapping as an entry point).

At runtime, all available implementations of this interface can be retrieved by calling UMFactory.getSystemLandscapeWrappers().
An implementation can register itself in UME via UMFactory.addSystemLandscapeWrapper(ISystemLandscapeWrapper).
Unregistering is possible using UMFactory.removeSystemLandscapeWrapper(ISystemLandscapeWrapper).

The concept knows two naming principles:

Unique keys (GUIDs)
  • Each system must have exactly one unique key.
  • Unique keys must be unique inside of a system landscape represented by an ISystemLandscapeWrapper implementation.
  • Unique keys are unique in the sense that two systems are distinct if and only if their unique keys are distinct.
System aliases
  • One system can have an arbitrary number of system aliases (please note that at least one alias is required to make the system available for user mapping).
  • Systems can not be distinguished based on system aliases (because different aliases may belong to the same system).
  • System aliases must be unique inside of a system landscape represented by an ISystemLandscapeWrapper implementation.

An application using user mapping will usually call only two methods of this interface:

 

Classes in com.sap.security.api.umap.system used by com.sap.security.api.umap
ISystemLandscapeObject
          Wrapper object for a backend system provided by an ISystemLandscapeWrapper.
 

Classes in com.sap.security.api.umap.system used by com.sap.security.api.umap.system
ExceptionInImplementationException
          This exception is thrown by different methods of ISystemLandscapeWrapper when a request to the underlying system landscape implementation fails.
ISystemLandscape
          This interface serves as wrapper for a system landscape to be plugged into UME.
ISystemLandscapeObject
          Wrapper object for a backend system provided by an ISystemLandscapeWrapper.
ISystemLandscapeWrapper
          Deprecated. Use ISystemLandscape instead.

This interface serves as wrapper for a system landscape to be plugged into UME. The ISystemLandscapeObject objects provided by an ISystemLandscapeWrapper will be used by the User Mapping functionality of UME (see IUserMapping as an entry point).

At runtime, all available implementations of this interface can be retrieved by calling UMFactory.getSystemLandscapeWrappers().
An implementation can register itself in UME via UMFactory.addSystemLandscapeWrapper(ISystemLandscapeWrapper).
Unregistering is possible using UMFactory.removeSystemLandscapeWrapper(ISystemLandscapeWrapper).

The concept knows two naming principles:

Unique keys (GUIDs)
  • Each system must have exactly one unique key.
  • Unique keys must be unique inside of a system landscape represented by an ISystemLandscapeWrapper implementation.
  • Unique keys are unique in the sense that two systems are distinct if and only if their unique keys are distinct.
System aliases
  • One system can have an arbitrary number of system aliases (please note that at least one alias is required to make the system available for user mapping).
  • Systems can not be distinguished based on system aliases (because different aliases may belong to the same system).
  • System aliases must be unique inside of a system landscape represented by an ISystemLandscapeWrapper implementation.

An application using user mapping will usually call only two methods of this interface:

 


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