Grouper Developers Forum

[Steve Olshansky <>]

Rob (et al)
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        Steve


On Oct 8, 2009, at 9:02 PM, Chris Hyzer wrote:

> > 1. developed a new, simplified UI for end users built on Spring  
> > webflow
>
> Great.  Even better if you have some screenshots or a screen movie  
> which shows it in action.  :)
>
>
> > 2. used the hooks in the API to synchronise data held in Grouper with
> > the
> > LDAP directories used in the University (Novell eDirectory). An open
> > source
> > ESB (Mule) and rules engine (Drools) is used to do this as a 2-way  
> > sync
>
> Sounds very interesting.  We have now three ways to do this (after  
> 1.5 / 1.5.1 / 1.6) is released:
>
> 1. Hooks
> 2. Change log
> 3. ldappc ng
>
> Maybe we should publish a wiki page with the pro's / con's of each  
> approach with examples (including yours).
>
>
> > The code we've developed can all be made available as open source,  
> > and
> > we'd
> > very much like to do so if there is interest. From the point of  
> > view of
> > Grouper developers, what would be the best way to go about this? I  
> > plan
> > to
> > keep maintaining the code, but is there somewhere where should it  
> > live,
> > or
> > be linked from, so it would be of most benefit?
>
> We should definitely link at lease from the contrib. page (can you  
> request access from Steve Olshanky steveo AT internet2 DOT edu).   
> Tom Barton probably has better information architecture ideas about  
> where things should live.  :)
>
> Chris

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