Grouper Developers Forum

[Bill Yock <>]

FYI, Talked with folks from USC last Friday (Mark Morris and Tim Woodward) and they are interested in starting an exploration of Grouper.  I mentioned Educause next week and they will try to attend.  Are there any Grouper specific or indirect sessions? 

The U Washington may be interested in early adopters.  I will check.

Regards,

Bill Yock

Director, Enterprise Information Services

UW IT - Information Management

University of Washington

206.685.7535

 

---

From: [] on behalf of William G. Thompson, Jr. []
Sent: Monday, October 07, 2013 4:44 AM
To: David Langenberg
Cc: Keith Hazelton; grouper-dev; ; discussion
Subject: Re: [cifer-prov] [grouper-dev] SCIM on the roadmap

I'm interested as well. We could potentially use some of Unicon's open source sustaining engineering budget to fund part of this.  Key to that would be known early adopter(s) that are looking to put something like this into production.

Best,

Bill

On Oct 4, 2013, at 5:32 PM, David Langenberg <> wrote:

I'd be interested in such a thing.

Dave

On Fri, Oct 4, 2013 at 3:30 PM, Keith Hazelton <> wrote:

Let me try to explain this more clearly.

If we are writing SCIM services for Grouper and potentially for Open Registry and Central Person Registry, it might be nice to have open source libraries for SCIM. As far as I know today, the currently available SCIM libraries are either not open source (UnboundId) or not fully featured (SCIMProxy).

Would there be interest in exploring the creation of an open source SCIM library that could be used by Grouper, Open Registry, Central Person Registry and potentially other projects?

 Regards, --Keith
_______________

On 10/04/13, Keith Hazelton  wrote:
> On the topic of the planned SCIM provisioning service for Grouper:
>
> As far as I know the SCIM world doesn't have an equivalent to the OpenSAML libraries for SAML. So does that mean Grouper developers will have to come up with their own SCIM code from scratch?
>
> Since there's active discussion about adding SCIM support to the two new open source identity registry products, Open Registry and Central Person Registry, I'm wondering if there's an opportunity here to collaborate on the work and perhaps even consider jointly producing an OpenSCIM library.
>
> --Keith

--
David Langenberg

Identity & Access Management

The University of Chicago