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Attaching fields to represent inetorgperson data


After you create a vendor form, you populate the form with fields that contain data from your inetorgperson data source. This section describes how to add a field to represent the uid (User ID) in the inetorgperson example.

To add a field to represent the uid attribute in the inetorgperson scenario

  1. In Developer Studio, open the vendor form you created earlier.
  2. Right-click in the form and choose Add Fields from tableName.
     The tableName variable is the object represented by ldap://LDAPDirectoryServiceHost/o=remedy.com??sub?(objectclass= inetorgperson).
  3. In the Add Fields dialog box, select a field to add and click OK.
  4. Position the field on your form, as required.
  5. Select the field to display its properties in the Properties tab.
  6. In the Properties tab, expand the Vendor Information category (see the following figure).

    Field Properties tab--vendor information
    ldap_field_properties01.gif
  7. Change the value of the Column property to uid.
  8. Click File > Save.

You can also define an attribute to support more that one value. For more information on multivalued attributes, see Specifying multivalued attributes.

 Alternative method of adding a field to represent the uid attribute

  1. Open the form where you want to add a field.
  2. Add a character field to the form by choosing Form > Create a New Field > Character.
  3. Select the field to display its properties in the Properties tab.
  4. In the Properties tab, expand the Display category (see the following figure).
  5. Change the value of the Label property to User ID.

    Field Properties tab--display information
    ldap_field_properties02.gif
  6. In the Properties tab, expand the Database category.
  7. Change the value of the Entry Mode property to Required.
  8. In the Properties tab, expand the Vendor Information category.
  9. Change the value of the Column property to uid.
  10. Position the field on your form, as required.
  11. Click File > Save.

 

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