Systematic monitoring of OIM deployments helps to reduce risk of both technical and security related issues. It also can help to avoid performance degradation that can happen because of data growth over time.
This post presents a set of topics about OIM and WebLogic monitoring, and it presents tools that can be used for both monitoring and diagnostic.This list is not intended to replace any official product documentation, instead, it should be used in conjunction with it.
This is another post in the OIM academy series. You can check the complete series here.
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OIM 11g Event Handlers
Event Handlers are among the most common customizations in OIM 11g implementations. They have been available in OIM for a long time, but with 11g and its new frameworks, they certainly are becoming even more popular.
The most common use of event handlers is for extending the user management operations. Although a variety of business requirements can be achieved through custom event handlers, they must be used with care and with focus on the performance impact they may bring to OIM transactions.
The main types of Event Handlers are:
The most common use of event handlers is for extending the user management operations. Although a variety of business requirements can be achieved through custom event handlers, they must be used with care and with focus on the performance impact they may bring to OIM transactions.
The main types of Event Handlers are:
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