Replacement-Data; Item; B.2.1 <Replacement-Data; B.2.2 <Item - Novell IDENTITY MANAGER 3.6.1 - MANUAL TASK SERVICE DRIVER Implementation Manual

B.2.1 <replacement-data>
The
<replacement-data>
1. As a child of the
<message>
The Manual Task Service driver processes the supplied
standalone
<replacement-data>
processing occurs:
a. If an association value is created for the enclosing
name="association">
created element is the association value that is returned to Identity Manager.
b. If the
<replacement-data>
element is replaced by several
data>
See
<url-data>
2. As the standalone top-level element of a replacement data document used when constructing a
document using a style sheet on either the Subscriber or the Publisher channels.
B.2.2 <item>
The <item> element can be a child of the
or the element. The content of the
<url-query>
of replacement tokens in templates.
<item> attributes
name: The value of the name attribute specifies the name by which this data item is referenced by
replacement tokens. For example, if the value of the name attribute is manager, then the replacement
token is replaced by the value contained by
$manager$
name attribute is required.
protect: For <item> elements that are children of
specifies whether the item is added to the protected data section of the URL query string (see
. If the protect attribute is present, it must have the value yes.
query>
Predefined <item> names
Certain elements have predefined meanings to either the Subscriber channel, the Publisher
<item>
channel, or both channels.
template: The Publisher channel treats the value of the template item as the name of the template
document to use in generating the response to an HTTP GET request.
When
<item name="template">
Subscriber channel, the value is placed into the URL query data to specify to the Publisher channel
Web server the name of the template document to use when responding to the HTTP GET request.
responder-dn: The Publisher channel uses the value of the responder-dn item in HTTP POST data
as the DN of the eDirectory object against which the password supplied in the HTTP POST data is
validated.
element can appear in the following locations:
element under a Subscriber channel
element for use in template processing. The following
element is added to the replacement data. The value of the
element has a
<item>
and .
<url-query>
<replacement-data>
<item>
elements are always named by using the name attribute.
<item>
<url-query>
appears as a child of the
<mail>
<replacement-data>
element, an
<mail>
element child, then the
<url-data>
elements that contain constructed URL data.
element, the
<url-data>
element is the text used in the substitution
<item name="manager">
elements, the protect attribute
element on the
<url-query>
element.
element into a
<item
<url-
element,
element. The
<url-
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