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Sample Asynchronous Application for Evolveum Webinar on May 27th, 2021

Requirements

  1. Java 11

  2. Maven 3.6+ (tested with 3.6.3)

  3. ActiveMQ Artemis 2.x (tested with 2.17.0)

  4. midPoint 4.3.1

  5. midPoint Studio 4.3 (recommended)

Setup Required Software

ActiveMQ Artemis Setup

Note
 This assumes Windows installation. The setup on Linux is similar.

  1. Install ActiveMQ Artemis in selected directory, e.g. d:\apache-artemis-2.17.0. Let’s call this directory <ARTEMIS-INSTALLATION-DIR>.

  2. Create empty directory for the broker, e.g. d:\tmp\broker. Let’s call this directory <BROKER-DIR>.

  3. Go to the <ARTEMIS-INSTALLATION-DIR>\bin directory and execute the following command:

    artemis.cmd create <BROKER-DIR> --user admin --password admin123 --require-login

  4. Start ActiveMQ broker by executing

    <BROKER-DIR>\bin\artemis run

  5. Check that it is running by opening the console at http://localhost:8161/console.

MidPoint Setup

  1. Install midPoint 4.3.1 in a selected directory, e.g. d:\tmp\midpoint-4.3.1. Let’s call this directory <MIDPOINT-INSTALLATION-DIR>.

  2. Start midPoint by going into <MIDPOINT-INSTALLATION-DIR> directory and running the command

    bin\start

  3. Check that midPoint is running by opening the GUI at http://localhost:8080/midpoint.

Specific Scenario Setup

Setting Up Message Queues

  1. Stop Artemis broker e.g. by hitting Ctrl-C in its console window.

  2. Add the following to the <BROKER-DIR>/etc/broker.xml file under <addresses> element:

    <address name="TestQueue">
   <anycast>
      <queue name="TestQueue"/>
   </anycast>
</address>
<address name="DormitoryRequestsQueue">
   <anycast>
      <queue name="DormitoryRequestsQueue"/>
   </anycast>
</address>

  3. Start the broker again.

  4. Verify that the TestQueue and DormitoryRequestsQueue are visible in the Artemis console.

Preparing Test Dormitory Application

  1. Unpack this repository to a directory e.g. d:\tmp\webinar-async-provisioning-2021-05. Let’s call this directory <WEBINAR-DIR>:

    git clone https://github.com/mederly/webinar-async-provisioning-2021-05

  2. Build the code.

    mvn clean install

  3. Run the client. (A GUI window should appear.)

    mvn exec:java

Providing JNDI Configuration to MidPoint

  1. Copy <WEBINAR-DIR>/target/webinar-async-provisioning-2021-05-1.0-SNAPSHOT-jndi.jar to <MIDPOINT-INSTALLATION-DIR>/var/lib directory. (Beware! Not into <MIDPOINT-INSTALLATION-DIR>/lib one.)

  2. Restart midPoint.

Uploading MidPoint Objects

  1. Edit CSV file path in <WEBINAR-DIR>/src/main/resources/midpoint/resources/resource-students.xml to match the actual CSV file placement.

  2. Upload files in <WEBINAR-DIR>/src/main/resources/midpoint (except for tasks directory) into running midPoint.

  3. Test all three resources:

    • students (CSV)

    • Dormitory Test (async)

    • Dormitory (async)

Running The Scenario

  1. Import the Import Students (CSV) task (import-students.xml file) into midPoint and check that it finishes and 12 users are successfully created in midPoint.

  2. Try to assign/unassign some users to the Accommodation org and verify that the "accounts" are created in the sample Dormitory app.

  3. Unassign all the users from Accommodation org.

  4. Start the Live Sync Students (CSV) task and try to change the content of the students.csv file. Observe the related changes in the Dormitory app.