This project contain some rudimentary code to explore a SCIM plugin for the LSC project (http://lsc-project.org)

To improve the plugin you'll need to setup a SCIM server. UnboundId has a reference implementation available here: https://www.unboundid.com/downloads/scim-ri-1.8.0.zip and some documentation here: https://code.google.com/p/scimsdk/wiki/Documentation.

Unfortunately the command line examples don't seem to be copy-n-pasteable, I believe because '--' has been converted into a em dash.

Here are the basics for starting your server

 ./tools/in-memory-scim-server --resourceMappingFile config/resources.xml --ldifFile ldif/spec-compat.ldif

#Search for everyone
curl --user bjensen:password http://localhost:8080/Users
#Lookup by guid
curl --user bjensen:password http://localhost:8080/Users/fecd5b57-0dfb-4663-b038-79953b1cf10d
#Search by username
curl --user bjensen:password 'http://localhost:8080/Users?filter=username+eq+"jsmith"'

cp  lsc-scim1_1/target/lsc-scim-plugin-0.1-SNAPSHOT.jar ~/Downloads/lsc-2.1.1/lib/lsc-scim-plugin-0.1-SNAPSHOT.jar 

The scim plugin uses packages some dependent libraries with it (using the shade plugin). There may be some missing, or that aren't included right and you'll need to copy them manually.

Jars to copy manually

javax.ws.rs-api-2.0.1.jar

This is very much a work in progress. Here is an example configuration

   <pluginDestinationService implementationClass="org.lsc.plugins.connectors.scim1_1.Scim1_1UserDstService">
      <name>scim</name>
      <!-- Update this with a real SCIM connnection class -->
      <connection reference="src-jdbc" />
   </pluginDestinationService>
   <propertiesBasedSyncOptions>
      <mainIdentifier>srcBean.getDatasetFirstValueById("mail")</mainIdentifier>
      <defaultDelimiter>|</defaultDelimiter>
      <defaultPolicy>FORCE</defaultPolicy>
      <!-- TODO: determine a better policy for renaming ldap attributes to scim attributes -->
      <dataset>
         <name>username</name>
         <policy>KEEP</policy>
         <createValues>
            <string>srcBean.getDatasetFirstValueById("uid")</string>
         </createValues>
      </dataset>
      <dataset>
         <name>familyName</name>
         <policy>KEEP</policy>
         <createValues>
            <string>srcBean.getDatasetFirstValueById("sn")</string>
         </createValues>
      </dataset>
   </propertiesBasedSyncOptions>

To generate the JAXB classes you'll need the lsc.episode file from lsc-core.

$JAVA_HOME/bin/xjc  -d src/main/java/ -extension -p org.lsc.plugins.connectors.scim1_1.generated -b ../../../lsc-core-2.1/lsc.episode  src/main/resources/schemas/lsc-scim_1_1-plugin-1.0.xsd 

These classes (and the xml) are used to define custom elments in lsc.xml. Currently we don't use this for anything

This is mostly a long list of TODOs

We can create a connection subclass or use a pluginConnection

The current dataset method for doing attribute renaming (e.g. uid --> username) is pretty tedious. We could make it easier by define a map in the configuration of the destination

We currently are just doing destination writes. We may want to add reads in as well.