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$ curl -k -u "openidm-admin:openidm-admin" "https://localhost:8443/openidm/managed/user?_queryId=query-all&fields=*&_prettyPrint=true"
By using the Admin UI you can go through the same exact steps depicted above, but through a point and click experience.
While the command line examples above are very useful to Developers, the visual experience provided by the Admin UI
After successfully logging in you will be asked to change your password for security reasons (as the default password
is insecure). Note that you will be asked initially to accept the self-signed certificate created during OpenIDM's
The Resources tab shows the XML Connector in the Active state. By clicking on the little pencil you can take a look
Next go to the Mappings tab. Click on the mapping representing the mapping definition between the XML file connector
and the Internal Repository (Managed Users). The details of the Mapping will be displayed and you can see the attribute
In the Mappings tab, click on the "Sync Now" button. You should briefly see a progress bar showing the reconciliation
taking place. Once done, you can click on the "Last Synced...." link to see the result of the reconciliation.
In order to see the User Association results click on the Correlation sub-menu in the Mappings tab. This table shows
the outcome of the reconciliation by grouping entries in different situation categories and the matching entries which
have been linked, based on the association query that was defined -- in this case you can see the inline script that
This association rule can be changed to use the Expression Builder by specifying the following expression :
In order to see the data which was extracted from the XML file and pushed into the Internal Repository, just click on
the User View link at the top right of the Admin UI. Your web browser should now be showing the User
Management screen and by clicking on the Users tab you should see the 2 users from the XML file (bjensen and
scarter).