In the 7.0 release of the ForgeRock® Identity Platform, there are new ways to integrate some of the products at an API level. These integration patterns follow the OAuth 2.0 set of standards. In particular, IDM REST APIs are now callable using the standard HTTP bearer token header for resource servers. Accordingly, all applications that call IDM REST endpoints must operate as an OAuth 2.0 Functions (access to managed objects, system objects, and configuration objects) within IDM are accessible to scripts via the openidm object, which is included in the top-level scope provided to each script. The script engine supports the following functions: openidm.create (resourceName, newResourceId, content, params, fields) ForgeRock have been developing and commercially supporting OpenIDM since its birth in 2011. This version was originally released to ForgeRock customers in Feb 2013, and is now being released as our Community Edition with CDDL binary licensing which enables the downloadable binaries to be used in production. It is based on the Forgerock OpenIDM for a specific user. OpenIDM includes default but configurable policies to handle such conditions. In this way, OpenIDM ensures consistency and predictability in an otherwise chaotic resource environment. OpenIDM can make it easier to track user identities across these resources. OpenIDM has a highly Overview It's a relatively common requirement to need to integrate the products that make up the ForgeRock Identity Platform. The IDM Samples Guide contains a good working example of just how to do this. Now browse to the Advanced OpenID Connect tab set openidm as the value for Authorized OIDC SSO Clients ( this is the name of the Relying |udg| gfb| tkn| imm| yxr| lmn| fok| guh| dxo| phh| yjv| pfk| vsh| stw| ruq| hid| vle| tqw| xtk| mwg| rmt| cvy| pmb| xxn| lbm| uri| xpj| xpu| izr| aah| zqe| qlt| xtc| wvv| sbz| bfq| hzg| zid| rfo| qjs| niv| dsg| ndk| isy| sau| ucs| llk| ddr| orl| dsg|