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modifyObject
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com.evolveum.midpoint.provisioning.ucf.api.ConnectorInstance

Best Java code snippets using com.evolveum.midpoint.provisioning.ucf.api.ConnectorInstance.modifyObject (Showing top 3 results out of 315)

origin: Evolveum/midpoint

    accountDefinition, identifiers);
cc.modifyObject(identification, null, changes, null, null, result);
origin: Evolveum/midpoint

connectorAsyncOpRet = connector.modifyObject(identification, currentShadow, operationsWave, connOptions, ctx, parentResult);
Collection<PropertyModificationOperation> sideEffects = connectorAsyncOpRet.getReturnValue();
if (sideEffects != null) {
origin: Evolveum/midpoint

    accountDefinition, identifiers);
cc.modifyObject(identification, null, changes, null, null, result);
com.evolveum.midpoint.provisioning.ucf.apiConnectorInstancemodifyObject

Javadoc

TODO: This should return indication how the operation went, e.g. what changes were applied, what were not and what results are we not sure about. Returns a set of attributes that were changed as a result of the operation. This may include attributes that were changed as a side effect of the operations, e.g. attributes that were not originally specified in the "changes" parameter. The exception should be thrown only if the connector is sure that nothing was done on the resource. E.g. in case of connect timeout or connection refused. Timeout during operation should not cause the exception as something might have been done already.

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