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- Was using Sun Identity Manager worth it?
- Oracle Formally Announces Plans for Sun Identity Manager
- The Good, The Bad & The Ugly
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- Adding and Removing Deferred Tasks Using a Workflow
- Netbeans 6.8 & the Sun IDM Plugin
- On Security
- Q&A: Using Database Stored Procedures
- Why I dislike Active Sync Input Forms
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Here we go…
I’ve been a customer of Sun for years now. I’ve been using the Identity Manager product on and off for some time now. It’s got it’s good and it’s got its bad. There’s a lot of bad but I’d say the good part of the product out-weight the bad, just barely.
My organization has been running the Sun IDM system for a while now, primarily using the default deployment. Recently, I’ve been forced to develop much more within the Sun IDM framework. Hopefully, I can record some of my success, work-arounds and problems I’ve come across to help others in the same situation. I know I certainly wish something like that had been around when I started. That’s the whole point of this blog. We’ll see how long it goes for…