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5.1.0.1 PUMA Service Provider Interface (SPI)
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| Hi!
I'm looking for the documentation of PUMA Service Provider Interface (SPI). It says in one article (http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/pvc/w...ps/wpspuma.html) that more examples can be found in "Examples of how these interfaces are retri
eved are provided in the accompanying Javadoc.". Accompanying with the Upgrade I guess, but I can't find it!!
Can someone please point me to the new PUMA documentation?
Thanks
Karin
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| Yes, I got the javadoc from IBM support. But I guess it should be available for download in the support area. Sorry but I have no link. But it was rather easy to use at least for my purpose which was to add and read user attributes. They new stuff was tha
t they used a map for passing attributes and some new classes.
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| Harisankar Gopalan 2005-08-26, 2:52 am |
| Hi Karin,
Have you got customized attributes from PUMA SPI.
I am facing problem in getting Customized attributes.
when I used.
List listAttributes = pumaprofle.getDefinedUserAttributeNames();
mpAttb = pp.getAttributes(user,listAttributes);
It is giving default attributes and not giving customized attributes which I created for project puprose.
When I used PUMA API I got cusomized attributes also,
like ,
user.getAttribute("aaa");
How to get the customized user attributes using pumaspi (pumaprofile) .
Can you pls share your code?
Thanks,
Hari
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