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[Keith Hazelton <>]

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Thanks, Chris,

In the typical case, as far as I understand it, the subject source is meant 
to be accessible from Grouper via JDBC or JNDI connectors as configured in 
sources.xml.

The challenge in the Bamboo case is that the people we want to be able to put 
in groups are only accessible via Bamboo RESTful queries. There's some 
missing glue it would seem.  Or maybe I'm still just missing a crucial clue.

       --Keith
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On Aug 5, 2012, at 15:01:18, Chris Hyzer wrote:

> You could use the Grouper WS get subject operation, or ldap, but I would 
> try not to load the subject API or grouper API into bamboo, but it is also 
> an option and is probably doable.
> 
> Thanks,
> Chris
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> Subject: [grouper-users] Subject source exposed as RESTful interface--Is 
> this a doable Grouper configuration?
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> For Project Bamboo, subjects (people) are exposed exclusively via RESTful 
> calls. I'm wondering whether the Grouper subject adapter is sufficiently 
> generic to be able to handle this via configuration.  If not, am I looking 
> at some kind of custom code? If so, where would you suggest I start? What 
> options seem promising?  I find myself wondering if an LDAP server with 
> dynamic attribute support via plug-ins might work, but who knows?
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>           --Keith Hazelton
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