The lazy administrator, how to make your life easier by using tdi to automate your work

IBM Connections can be the datasource or the data destination for many other applications.
In this session we will show you how you can use TDI to maintain Community membership through an IBM Domino application or how you get data from the IBM Connections databases and use it in an IBM Domino application.
Come and see how you can reuse data without any headache and how your Admin life gets easier by using TDI assembly lines.
Klaus Bild & Wannes Rams

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1. The  lazy  administrator   How  to  make  your  life  easier  by  using   TDI  to  automate  your  work  
3. About  us…   Senior  System  Architect   Senior  Consultant   kbild.ch twitter.com/kbild linkedin.com/in/kbild wannes.rams.be twitter.com/wannesrams linkedin.com/in/wannesrams
4. Agenda   •  Introduc?on  to  TDI  (a.k.a  SDI)   – What  is  TDI   – How  to  use  it  with  Domino   – How  to  use  it  with  Connec?ons   •  Examples,  examples,  examples   – Create  a  Wiki  page  with  users  of  your  Domino   address  book   – Maintain  Community  membership  through  a   Domino  applica?on   – Export  users  last  logon  date  per  applica?on    
5. Goal   Giving  you  a     basic  understanding     how  you  can  use     Tivoli  Directory  Integrator     to  reuse  data  which  resides     in  IBM  Connec?ons     or  IBM  Domino.    
6. Who  are  you?  
7. What  is  Tivoli  Directory  Integrator  (TDI  7.1.1)   aka  Security  Directory  Integrator  (SDI  7.2)   Input   (Feed)   Assembly   Line  (AL)   Output   Func6ons   Flow  Components   Scripts   A<ribute  Maps  
8. What  is  Tivoli  Directory  Integrator  (TDI)  aka   Security  Directory  Integrator  (SDI)   Modes:   •  AddOnly  (A)   •  CallReply  (C)   •  Delete  (D)   •  Delta  (Δ)       •  Iterator  (I)   •  Lookup  (L)   •  Update  (U)   •  Server  (S)  
9. What  is  Tivoli  Directory  Integrator  (TDI)  aka   Security  Directory  Integrator  (SDI)   Available  Connectors  (7.1.1,  more  than  60):   •  Ac?ve  Directory  Change  Detec?on  Connector   •  AssemblyLine  Connector   •  Axis  Easy  Web  Service  Server  Connector   •  Axis2  Web  Service  Server  Connector   •  CCMDB  Connector   •  Command  line  Connector   •  Database  Connector   •  Deployed  Assets  Connector   •  Direct  TCP  /URL  scrip?ng   •  custom   •  Domino  AdminP  Connector   •  Domino  Change  Detec?on  Connector   •  Domino  Users  Connector   •  DSMLv2  SOAP  Connector   •  DSMLv2  SOAP  Server  Connector   •  EIF  Connector   •  File  Connector   •  File  Management  Connector   •  Form  Entry  Connector   •  FTP  Client  Connector   •  Generic  Log  Adapter  Connector   •  Old  HTTP  Client  Connector   •  HTTP  Client  Connector   •  Old  HTTP  Server  Connector   •  HTTP  Server  Connector   •  IBM  MQ  Connector   •  IBM  Directory  Server  Changelog  Connector   •  IdML  CI  and  Rela?onship  Connector   •  IT  Registry  CI  and  Rela?onship  Connector   •  ITIM  Agent  Connector   •  TIM  DSMLv2  Connector   •  JDBC  Connector   •  JMS  Connector   •  JMS  Password  Store  Connector   •  JMX  Connector   •  JNDI  Connector   •  LDAP  Connector   •  LDAP  Group  Members  Connector   •  LDAP  Server  Connector   •  Log  Connector   •  Lotus  Notes  Connector   •  Mailbox  Connector   •  Memory  Queue  Connector   •  Memory  Stream  Connector   •  Proper?es  Connector   •  RAC  Connector   •  RDBMS  Change  Detec?on  Connector   •  SAP  ABAP  Applica?on  Server  Business  Object  Repository  Connector   •  SAP  ABAP  Applica?on  Server  User  Registry  Connector   •  Script  Connector   •  Server  No?fica?ons  Connector   •  Simple  Tpae  IF  Connector   •  SNMP  Connector   •  SNMP  Server  Connector   •  Sun  Directory  Change  Detec?on  Connector   •  System  Queue  Connector   •  System  Store  Connector   •  TADDM  Change  Detec?on  Connector   •  TADDM  Connector   •  TCP  Connector   •  TCP  Server  Connector   •  Tivoli  Access  Manager  (TAM)  Connector   •  Timer  Connector   •  Tpae  IF  Change  Detec?on  Connector   •  Tpae  IF  Connector   •  URL  Connector   •  Web  Service  Receiver  Server  Connector   •  Windows  Users  and  Groups  Connector   •  z/OS  LDAP  Changelog  Connector  
10. How  to  use  TDI  with  Domino   Available  Connectors  for  Notes/Domino:   •  Domino  Change  Detec6on  Connector  (Mode:  I):   Enables  TDI  to  detect  when  changes  have  occurred  to  a  nsf  database   maintained  on  a  Domino  server  and  reports  changed  Domino  documents.   •  Domino  Users  Connector  (Mode:  ADILU):   Provides  access  to  Lotus  Domino  user  accounts  and  the  means  for   managing  them.   •  Lotus  Notes  Connector  (Mode:  ADILU):   Works  directly  with  any  type  of  Notes  Documents  in  any  .nsf  database.   •  Domino  AdminP  Connector  (Mode:  AI):   The  Domino  AdminP  Connector  is  a  special  version  of  the  Lotus  Notes   Connector,  the  database  parameter  is  always  set  to  admin4.nsf.  It  has  the   capability  to  sign  fields  while  adding  a  document  and  you  can  create   AdminP  request.   Or  use  non  Domino  specific:     LDAP  Connector  (ADILUΔ)  /  HTTP  Client  Connector  (AILC)  
11. How  to  use  TDI  with  Domino   Supported  session  types  by  Connector               -­‐>  IIOP  session  gives  you  the  highest  flexibility     Supported  Sessions  >   Connectors  V   Local  Client  Session   Local  Server  Session   IIOP  session   Domino  Change   Detec?on  Connector   Yes   No   Yes   Domino  Users   Connector   Yes   Yes   Yes   Lotus  Notes   Connector   Yes   Yes   Yes   Domino  AdminP   Connector   No     Yes   Yes  
12. How  to  use  TDI  with  Domino   If  you  are  using  IIOP  sessions,  perform  the   following:   •  Ensure  the  Notes.jar  file  does  not  exist  in  the   TDI_install_dir/jars  folder  and  any  of  its  subfolders.   •  Copy  Domino_data/domino/java/NCSO.jar  to   TDI_install_dir/jars/3rdparty/IBM  or  to  the  folder   specified  by  the  com.ibm.di.loader.userjars  property   in  global.proper?es  (or  solu?on.proper?es).  
13. How  to  use  TDI  with  Connec?ons   Pre-­‐packaged  scripts  with  IBM  Connec6ons:   “Official”  way  to  go  if  you  want  to  change  which  users  are   imported  or  want  to  change/add/get  profile  data.  Included  scripts:   collect_dns,  delete_or_inac?vate_employees,  dump_photos_to_files,  dump_pronounce_to_files,   fill_country/department/emp_type/organiza?on/workloc,  load_photos_from_files,   load_pronounce_from_files,  mark_managers,  populate_from_dn_file,  sync_all_dns   Needs  setup,  has  to  be  imported  into  TDI  solu?on  directory  and   will  add  two  addi?onal  connectors  (Profile/Photo)  as  well.     IBM  Connec6ons  API:   Gives  you  access  to  almost  every  func?on  that  you  can  access  and   use  through  the  IBM  Connec?ons  user  interface.  You  can  use   standard  TDI  connectors  (i.e.  HTTP  Client  connector).  Be  aware   that  the  API  documenta?on  is  not  very  good  (to  say  it  nicely).  
14. How  to  use  TDI  with  Connec?ons   IBM  Social  Business  Toolkit:   TDI  is  java  based  and  therefore  you  can  use  the  IBM  SBT  SDK  to  create   your  own  script  connectors.  You  have  to  import  some  parts  of  the  SDK   into  your  TDI  environment.  You  definitely  should  have  a  developer   background.     -­‐>  hmp://de.slideshare.net/AndreasArtner/ac?vity-­‐stream-­‐how-­‐to-­‐feed-­‐the-­‐beast     Direct  Database  access:   Connec?ons  stores  almost  everything  inside  the  RDBMS  but  there  is  no   public  DB  schema  info  from  IBM.  This  is  not  a  supported  way  to  change   data  inside  Connec?ons  (although  some  Partner  solu?ons  directly   manipulate  data  in  the  database  and  their  solu?ons  are  IBM  supported).   But  you  can  use  it  to  get  data  from  Connec?ons.        
15. Create  a  Wiki  page  with  users  of  your   Domino  address  book  -­‐  Example  
16. Create  a  Wiki  page  with  users  of  your   Domino  address  book  -­‐  Example  
17. Wiki  page  –  How  to   1.  Get  all  Domino  users  in  names.nsf:   Just  use  Domino  Users  Connector  in  iterator  mode,  easy.       Best  prac?ce:   Always  use  property  files  for  your  parameters,  it  will  save  you  a  lot   of  ?me  if  you  want  to  use  the  AL  with  different  servers,   environments!      
18. Wiki  page  –  How  to   2.  Create  the  Wiki  page  Atom  document     (AL  create_Wiki_Entry_Atom):   •  Find  out  how  the  Atom  document  has  to  be  build   (hmp://www-­‐10.lotus.com/ldd/appdevwiki.nsf/dx/Wiki_page_content_ic50)   or  try  the  SBT  playground   hmps://greenhouse.lotus.com/sbt/SBTPlayground.nsf/ Explorer.xsp#api=Social_Wikis_API_Working_with_wiki_pages   •  Should  be  easy  but…  Example  on  SBT  playground  (does  not  work)             •  Works  if  you  change  the  content  line  to   <content  type="text/html"><![CDATA[<p>This  is  James's  wiki  page.</p>]]>  
19. Wiki  page  –  How  to   2.  AL  create_Wiki_Entry_Atom:   •  Define  the  HTML  code  for  the  page   •  Use  the  Prolog  for  the  first  part   •  Use  the  iterator  to  generate  the  list   •  Use  the  Epilog  for  the  closing  
20. Wiki  page  –  How  to   2.  AL  create_Wiki_Entry_Atom:   •  This  is  the  final  code,  all  on  ONE  line:   <?xml  version="1.0"  encoding="UTF-­‐8"?><entry  xmlns="hmp://www.w3.org/2005/Atom"><content  type="text/html"><![CDATA[<div><p  dir="ltr"><strong   style="color:  rgb(67,  106,  173);font-­‐size:large;">All  data  is  from  the  Domino  directory  -­‐  Example  for  ICON  UK  </strong>  <img  src="/images/graphics-­‐star-­‐ wars-­‐300566.gif"  width="151"  height="100"/></p><table  border="1"  cellpadding="5"  cellspacing="0"  dir="ltr"  style="border-­‐collapse:  collapse;  width:   800px;"  width="246"><tbody><tr  height="14"><td><strong>Name</strong></td><td><strong>Shortname</strong></td><td><strong>Title</strong></ td><td><strong>Company</strong></td><td><strong>Number</strong></td><td><strong>Photo  (Connec?ons  photo!)</strong></td></tr><tr><td><span   class="vcard"><a  class="fn  url"  href="">Chris?an  Guedemann</a><span  class="email"  style="display:  none;">Chris?an.Guedemann@snt.com</span></ span></td><td><span  class="vcard"><a  class="fn  url"  href="">CGU</a><span  class="email"  style="display:  none;">Chris?an.Guedemann@snt.com</ span></span></td><td>Senior  System  Architect</td><td>WebGate  Consul?ng  AG</td><td><a  href="sip://+41008008008">+41008008008</a></ td><td><div  style="width:  150px;height:  150px;border-­‐radius:  75px;-­‐webkit-­‐border-­‐radius:  75px;-­‐moz-­‐border-­‐radius:  75px;background:  url(/profiles/ photo.do?email=Chris?an.Guedemann@snt.com)  no-­‐repeat;"></div></td></tr><tr><td><span  class="vcard"><a  class="fn  url"  href="">Klaus  Bild</a><span   class="email"  style="display:  none;">Klaus.Bild@snt.com</span></span></td><td><span  class="vcard"><a  class="fn  url"  href="">KBI</a><span   class="email"  style="display:  none;">Klaus.Bild@snt.com</span></span></td><td>Senior  System  Architect</td><td>WebGate  Consul?ng  AG</td><td><a   href="sip://+41004004004">+41004004004</a></td><td><div  style="width:  150px;height:  150px;border-­‐radius:  75px;-­‐webkit-­‐border-­‐radius:  75px;-­‐moz-­‐ border-­‐radius:  75px;background:  url(/profiles/photo.do?email=Klaus.Bild@snt.com)  no-­‐repeat;"></div></td></tr><tr><td><span  class="vcard"><a   class="fn  url"  href="">Christoph  Stoemner</a><span  class="email"  style="display:  none;">CHristoph.Stoemner@snt.com</span></span></td><td><span   class="vcard"><a  class="fn  url"  href="">CST</a><span  class="email"  style="display:  none;">CHristoph.Stoemner@snt.com</span></span></td><td>Senior   IT  Consultant</td><td>Fritz  and  Macziol  GmbH</td><td><a  href="sip://+41003003003">+41003003003</a></td><td><div  style="width:  150px;height:   150px;border-­‐radius:  75px;-­‐webkit-­‐border-­‐radius:  75px;-­‐moz-­‐border-­‐radius:  75px;background:  url(/profiles/photo.do? email=CHristoph.Stoemner@snt.com)  no-­‐repeat;"></div></td></tr><tr><td><span  class="vcard"><a  class="fn  url"  href="">Sharon  Bellamy</a><span   class="email"  style="display:  none;">Sharon.Bellamy@snt.com</span></span></td><td><span  class="vcard"><a  class="fn  url"  href="">SBE</a><span   class="email"  style="display:  none;">Sharon.Bellamy@snt.com</span></span></td><td>IT  Consultant</td><td>Cube  So{  Consul?ng</td><td><a   href="sip://+41003003003">+41003003003</a></td><td><div  style="width:  150px;height:  150px;border-­‐radius:  75px;-­‐webkit-­‐border-­‐radius:  75px;-­‐moz-­‐ border-­‐radius:  75px;background:  url(/profiles/photo.do?email=Sharon.Bellamy@snt.com)  no-­‐repeat;"></div></td></tr><tr><td><span  class="vcard"><a   class="fn  url"  href="">Wannes  Rams</a><span  class="email"  style="display:  none;">Wannes.Rams@snt.com</span></span></td><td><span   class="vcard"><a  class="fn  url"  href="">WRA</a><span  class="email"  style="display:  none;">Wannes.Rams@snt.com</span></span></td><td>Social   Business  Consultant</td><td>GFI</td><td><a  href="sip://+41003003003">+41003003003</a></td><td><div  style="width:  150px;height:  150px;border-­‐ radius:  75px;-­‐webkit-­‐border-­‐radius:  75px;-­‐moz-­‐border-­‐radius:  75px;background:  url(/profiles/photo.do?email=Wannes.Rams@snt.com)  no-­‐repeat;"></ div></td></tr></tbody></table></div>  ]]></content><category  scheme="tag:ibm.com,2006:td/type"  term="page"  label="page"  /></entry>  
21. Wiki  page  –  How  to   3.  Send  the  Wiki  page  Atom  document  to  the  Wikis  API  (HTTP   client  connector):   •  This  is  good  documented  (no  joke)     hmp://www-­‐10.lotus.com/ldd/appdevwiki.nsf/dx/ Upda?ng_a_wiki_page_ic50  
22. Wiki  page  –  How  to   This  user  needs  editor  rights  on  the  Wiki    
23. Wiki  page  –  SSL  requests   •  Most  Connec?ons  environments  force  traffic  over  SSL   •  If  you  get  following  error  if  you  call  the  Connec?ons  API   through  SSL  you  have  to  import  the  Connec?ons  server   cer?ficate  into  TDI_install_dir/jserverapi/testadmin.jks  (pw:   administrator)  
24. Wiki  page  –  How  to   •  Final  step  is  to  create  an  AL  with  combines  the   create_Wiki_Entry_Atom  AL  and  the  HTTP  client  connector    
25. Export  users  last  logon  date  per   applica?on  -­‐  Example  
26. Export  users  last  logon  date  per   applica?on  -­‐  Example  
27. Export  users  last  logon  date  –  How  to   •  We  will  export  the  last  logon  date  for  all  users   •  For  all  applica?ons   •  Export  to  Domino   •  Export  to  CSV   •  This  runs  scheduled  weekly  as  a  repor?ng  to  our  deployment   team  
28. Export  users  last  logon  date  –  How  to   The  workflow  is  as  follows:   1.  Iterate  through  all  entries  in  the  PeopleDB  and  fetch  uid  and   full  name   2.  Connect  to  applica?on  table  that  contains  profile   3.  Fetch  user  key   4.  Connect  to  Applica?on  table  that  contains  last  logon  date   5.  Repeat  for  all  applica?ons   6.  Write  to  Domino   7.  Write  to  csv  
29. Export  users  last  logon  date  –  How  to   •  Create  a  new  assemble  line  and  add  a  Database  Connector.   Make  it  an  iterator  and  connect  it  to  your  Profiles  database   Employee  table  
30. Export  users  last  logon  date  –  How  to   •  I  will  show  you  for  1  database  and  then  give  you  the  mapping   table  for  the  other  databases   •  Connect  to  the  Files  database,  USER_TO_LOGIN  table  
31. Export  users  last  logon  date  –  How  to   •  Use  the  uid_lower  as  your  key  to  find  the  relevant  user  key  
32. Export  users  last  logon  date  –  How  to  
33. Export  users  last  logon  date  –  How  to   •  Now  connect  to  the  Files  database  USER  table  to  get  the  last  logon   date  of  this  user  using  the  USER_ID  fetched  in  the  last  step  as  a  link  
34. Export  users  last  logon  date  –  How  to   •  Repeat  these  steps  for  all  applica?ons,  except  Blogs.  The  Blogs  database   table  ROLLERUSER  contains  uid  and  last  logon  date.  On  top  of  that  it  is  the   only  table  that  uses  the  uid  as  is  and  not  converted  to  lowercase.(thank   god  for  consistency)  
35. Export  users  last  logon  date  –  How  to   •  This  is  the  table  for  all  the  databases   Applica6on   Uid  lookup  Table   Table  Name   Uid  Column   User  Key  Column   Blogs   Not  needed   Not  needed   Not  needed   Bookmarks   PERSONLOGIN   LOGINNAME   PERSON_ID   Files   USER_TO_LOGIN   LOGIN_ID   LOGIN_ID   Forum   DF_MEMBERLOGIN   LOGINNAME_LOWER   MEMBERID   Homepage   LOGINNAME   LOGINNAME   PERSON_ID   Ac?vi?es   OA_MEMBERLOGIN   LLOGINNAME   MEMBERID   Profiles   EMPLOYEE   PROF_UID_LOWER   PROF_KEY   Communi?es   MEMBERLOGIN   LOWER_LOGIN   MEMBER_UUID   Wikis   USER_TO_LOGIN   LOGIN_ID   USER_ID  
36. Export  users  last  logon  date  –  How  to   •  This  is  the  table  for  all  the  databases   Applica6on   Last  Logon  table   Table  Name   Uid   Last  Logon   Blogs   ROLLERUSER   USERNAME   LASTLOGIN   Bookmarks   PERSON   PERSON_ID   LASTLOGIN   Files   USER   ID   LAST_VISIT   Forum   MEMBERPROFILE   MEMBERID   LASTLOGIN   Homepage   PERSON   PERSON_ID   LAST_UPDATE   Ac?vi?es   OA_MEMBERPROFILE   MEMBERID   LASTLOGIN   Profiles   PROFILE_LAST_LOGIN   PROF_KEY   LAST_LOGIN   Communi?es   MEMBERPROFILE   MEMBER_UUID   LASTLOGIN   Wikis   USER   ID   LAST_VISIT  
37. Export  users  last  logon  date  –  How  to   •  Create  a  Domino  Database  with  a  form  called  “User”  and   following  fields:   –  Ac?vi?es_LASTLOGIN,  Name,  Blogs_LASTLOGIN,   Communi?es_LASTLOGIN,  Dogear_LASTLOGIN,  Files_LASTVISIT,   Forum_LASTVISIT,  Homepage_LASTUPDATE,  Profiles_LASTLOGIN,  Uid,   Wikis_LASTVISIT   •  And  a  view  to  show  these  
38. Export  users  last  logon  date  –  How  to   •  Add  a  LotusNotes  connector  to  the  assembly  line  and  connect   it  to  your  database  using  diiop.   •  Set  the  mode  to  “AddOnly”  
39. Export  users  last  logon  date  –  How  to   •  Create  the  following  output  map   •  The  reason  for  not  having  the  value  as  is  in  the  le{  column  is   because  the  value  you  get  from  db2  is  in  java.sql.date  format,   we  need  to  make  sure  we  get  the  string  
40. Export  users  last  logon  date  –  How  to   •  To  dump  to  a  csv  file  add  a  File  System  Connector  and  select   csv  as  parser.  Add  the  header     fields  to  the  Field  Names  and     enable  the  write  header   •  Set  “;”  as  your  seperator  
41. Export  users  last  logon  date  –  How  to   Now  we  need  to  set     the  file  loca?on  and     file  name.     We  want  to  make     this  dynamic  so  we     can  schedule  the     script.  File  loca?on     will  be  defined  in     the  property  file.     Use  the  following  javascript  to  define  the  filename  and  loca?on   var srcPath=system.getTDIProperty("Cnx", "export_path") var stDateStamp=system.formatDate((new Date()),"yyyyMMdd"); var outFile=srcPath + system.getTDIProperty("Cnx", "export_filename") + stDateStamp + ".csv"; return outFile
42. Export  users  last  logon  date  –  How  to   •  For  the  csv  file  we  can  output  in  the  original  format,  no  need   to  transform  to  String  as  the  parser  will  do  this  for  us.  
43. Community membership through a Domino application - Example  
44. Community  membership  -­‐  Example  
45. Community  membership  –  How  to   The  workflow  is  as  follows:   1.  Iterate  through  all  Community  entries  in  the  Notes  DB   2.  Create  Community  if  it  is  a  new  Community   •  Check  if  it  is  a  new  community   •  Create  Community  Atom  entry   •  Call/Reply  request  to  the  Communi?es  API   •  Get  the  Uuid  of  the  new  Community  &  write  it  back  to  the  Notes  DB   3.  Add  missing  members  to  every  Community   •  Iterate  through  all  members  found  in  the  Community  entry  (from  the   Notes  DB)  and  look  if  user  is  not  a  member  in  the  Community   member  feed   •  Create  member  Atom  entry   •  Send  the  member  Atom  entry  to  the  Communi?es  API   4.  Add  missing  Owners  (same  steps  as  for  member  adding)  
46. Community  membership  –  How  to   1.  Iterate  through  all  Community  entries  in  the  Notes  DB:   Just  use  Lotus  Notes  Connector  in  iterator  mode,  again  this  is   easy.   You  don’t  need  a  running  HTTP   task  on  Domino  if  you  use  the   DIIOP  IOR  string  as  Server  IP   Address!  
47. Community  membership  –  How  to   3.  Send  the  Wiki  page  Atom  document  to  the  Wikis  API  (HTTP   client  connector):   •  This  is  good  documented  (no  joke)     hmp://www-­‐10.lotus.com/ldd/appdevwiki.nsf/dx/ Upda?ng_a_wiki_page_ic50  
48. Community  membership  –  How  to   2.  Create  Community  if  it  is  a  new  Community   •  Check  if  it  is  a  new  community  
49. Community  membership  –  How  to   2.  Create  Community  if  it  is  a  new  Community   •  Create  Community  Atom  entry     var  atom_community_entry  =  '<?xml  version="1.0"  encoding="UTF-­‐8"? ><entry  xmlns="hmp://www.w3.org/2005/Atom"  xmlns:app="hmp:// www.w3.org/2007/app"  xmlns:snx="hmp://www.ibm.com/xmlns/prod/ sn"><?tle  type="text">'  +  work.Community_Name  +  '</?tle><content   type="html">'  +  work.Descrip?on  +  '</content><category  term="community"   scheme="hmp://www.ibm.com/xmlns/prod/sn/type"></ category><snx:communityType>'  +  work.Access  +  '</snx:communityType></ entry>';  
50. Community  membership  –  How  to   2.  Create  Community  if  it  is  a  new  Community   •  Call/Reply  request  to  the  Communi?es  API   This  user  needs  the  admin  security  role  for  the  Communi?es  app!  (WAS  Admin  Console)    
51. Community  membership  –  How  to   2.  Create  Community  if  it  is  a  new  Community   •  Get  the  Uuid  of  the  new  Community  &  write  it  back  to  the   Notes  DB  
52. Community  membership  –  How  to   3.  Add  missing  members  to  every  Community   •  Get  the  Community  member  feed  (received  with  HTTP   client  connector)   This  will  create  a  request  to  following   URL:   …/communi?es/service/atom/ community/members?communityUuid= $uuid&role=member  
53. Community  membership  –  How  to   3.  Add  missing  members  to  every  Community   •  Iterate  through  all  members  found  in  the  Community   entry  (from  the  Notes  DB)  and  look  if  user  is  not  a  member   in  the  Community  member  feed  
54. Community  membership  –  How  to   3.  Add  missing  members  to  every  Community   •  Create  member  Atom  entry  through  script:   var  atom_member_entry  =  '<?xml  version="1.0"  encoding="UTF-­‐8"?><entry   xmlns="hmp://www.w3.org/2005/Atom"  xmlns:app="hmp://www.w3.org/ 2007/app"  xmlns:snx="hmp://www.ibm.com/xmlns/prod/ sn"><contributor>¨<email>'  +  work.InternetAddress  +  '</ email><snx:role>member</snx:role></contributor><snx:role   component="hmp://www.ibm.com/xmlns/prod/sn/communi?es">member</ snx:role></entry>’;  
55. Community  membership  –  How  to   3.  Add  missing  members   to  every  Community   •  Send  the  member   Atom  entry  to  the   Communi?es  API  (HTTP   client  connector)   URL  on  next  page   This  user  needs  the  admin   security  role  for  the   Communi?es  app!    (WAS  Admin  Console)  
56. Community  membership  –  How  to   3.  Add  missing  members  to  every  Community   •  Send  the  member  Atom  entry  to  the  Communi?es  API   (HTTP  client  connector)   This  will  create  a  request  to  following  URL:   …/communi?es/service/atom/community/ members?communityUuid=$uuid  
57. Community  membership  –  How  to   4.  Add  missing  Owners  (same  steps  as  for  members)   var  atom_owner_entry  =  '<?xml  version="1.0"  encoding="UTF-­‐8"?><entry  xmlns="hmp:// www.w3.org/2005/Atom"  xmlns:app="hmp://www.w3.org/2007/app"  xmlns:snx="hmp:// www.ibm.com/xmlns/prod/sn"><contributor>¨<email>'  +  work.InternetAddress_Owner  +  '</ email><snx:role>owner</snx:role></contributor><snx:role  component="hmp://www.ibm.com/ xmlns/prod/sn/communi?es">owner</snx:role></entry>’;  
58. Community  membership  –  How  to   •  Final  assembly  line  
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