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  2. GRP-1029

WS subject source adapter

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    • New Feature
    • Resolution: Fixed
    • Minor
    • 2.3.0
    • 2.3.0
    • subject API
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      Chris,

      Checking in on this thread. Do you have what you need from me to do some experiments? Do you still have time for it?

      Regards, —Keith

      From: Keith Hazelton
      Date: Wednesday, August 13, 2014 at 15:55
      To: Chris Hyzer
      Cc: Keith Hazelton
      Subject: Re: Custom RESTful subject adapter revisited

      Chris,

      Not sure if you need this, but the urls I sent you a month ago don't include display name values,
      and that probably won't get fixed in the near term. For development purposes,
      if you want an endpoint that returns a display name, you could use the following "contacts" endpoint:

      GET http://somehost.whatever.org/bsp/contacts/urn:uuid:61c8922b-2d23-4fba-9bce-5f1dde6decf7

      [...]
      <contacts:contactId>urn:uuid:61c8922b-2d23-4fba-9bce-5f1dde6decf7</contacts:contactId>
      <contacts:contactNote>Bamboo Person One Contact</contacts:contactNote>
      <contacts:emails>
      <email>PersonOne@example1.com</email>
      <contacts:email>PersonOne@example1.com</contacts:email>
      </contacts:emails>
      <contacts:displayName>Mr. John Doe</contacts:displayName>
      […]

      That will work for the other uids below as well, I believe. Let me know if you have any questions. --Keith

      From: Keith Hazelton <hazelton@wisc.edu>
      Date: Friday, July 11, 2014 14:04
      To: Chris Hyzer
      Cc: Keith Hazelton
      Subject: Re: Custom RESTful subject adapter revisited

      That’s encouraging!

      So in the test source, there are at least these three subjects; the get subject by id equivalent call would be:

      John Doe:
      GET http://somehost.whatever.org/bsp/persons/urn:uuid:441408b6-5208-42dc-8af8-5fc6f112dc67

      Melissa Smith:
      GET http://somehost.whatever.org/bsp/persons/urn:uuid:d4bdf7b7-15ca-45d0-ba1d-925696cb5294

      Fred Jones:
      GET http://somehost.whatever.org/bsp/persons/urn:uuid:f64a32a5-ef22-4797-a852-f3eed6101860

      At this stage, there is no authentication and there are only a handful of attributes
      that we would care about: dcterms:subject, person:bambooPersonId, contacts:displayName
      (which seems empty on these test subjects) and partNameTypes of given and family paternal.

      I’ve cleared us using these endpoints with the project lead, Bridget Almas.

      Here’s a curl example:

      dyn-128-104-18-225:_notesPlus khazelton$ curl http://somehost.whatever.org/bsp/persons/urn:uuid:441408b6-5208-42dc-8af8-5fc6f112dc67
      <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?>
      <person:bambooPerson xmlns:xs="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema" xmlns:dc="http://purl.org/dc/elements/1.1/" xmlns:rdf="http://www.w3.org/1999/02/22-rdf-syntax-ns#" xmlns:dcterms="http://purl.org/dc/terms/" xmlns:foaf="http://xmlns.com/foaf/0.1/" xmlns:bsp="http://projectbamboo.org/bsp/resource" xmlns:contacts="http://projectbamboo.org/bsp/services/core/contact" xmlns:person="http://projectbamboo.org/bsp/BambooPerson" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance">
      <dcterms:subject>Mr. John Doe</dcterms:subject>
      <dcterms:creator xsi:type="dcterms:URI">urn:uuid:99999999-9999-9999-9999-999999999999</dcterms:creator>
      <dcterms:created xsi:type="dcterms:W3CDTF">2014-03-17T21:15:09.438Z</dcterms:created>
      <bsp:modifier>urn:uuid:99999999-9999-9999-9999-999999999999</bsp:modifier>
      <dcterms:modified xsi:type="dcterms:W3CDTF">2014-03-17T21:15:09.446Z</dcterms:modified>
      <person:bambooPersonId>urn:uuid:441408b6-5208-42dc-8af8-5fc6f112dc67</person:bambooPersonId>
      <person:sourcedId>
      <dcterms:subject/>
      <dcterms:creator xsi:type="dcterms:URI">urn:uuid:441408b6-5208-42dc-8af8-5fc6f112dc67</dcterms:creator>
      <bsp:modifier>urn:uuid:99999999-9999-9999-9999-999999999999</bsp:modifier>
      <person:sourcedIdId>urn:uuid:c1a1c918-b199-45bd-82e7-206f4f403ef2</person:sourcedIdId>
      <person:sourcedIdName>Person One SourcedId</person:sourcedIdName>
      <person:bambooPersonId>urn:uuid:441408b6-5208-42dc-8af8-5fc6f112dc67</person:bambooPersonId>
      <person:sourcedIdKey>
      <idPId>http://example1.com</idPId>
      <userId>ad77ebe8c7c6d4ca569a18ad0483df1245ffd2d734cc065b9328b9c121ac8adc</userId>
      <person:idPId>http://example1.com</person:idPId>
      <person:userId>ad77ebe8c7c6d4ca569a18ad0483df1245ffd2d734cc065b9328b9c121ac8adc</person:userId>
      </person:sourcedIdKey>
      <person:accountNonExpired>true</person:accountNonExpired>
      <person:accountNonLocked>true</person:accountNonLocked>
      <person:credentialsNonExpired>true</person:credentialsNonExpired>
      <person:enabled>true</person:enabled>
      </person:sourcedId>
      <person:bambooProfile person:confidential="false" person:primary="true">
      <dcterms:subject/>
      <dcterms:creator xsi:type="dcterms:URI">urn:uuid:441408b6-5208-42dc-8af8-5fc6f112dc67</dcterms:creator>
      <dcterms:created xsi:type="dcterms:W3CDTF">2014-03-17T21:15:09.446Z</dcterms:created>
      <bsp:modifier>urn:uuid:99999999-9999-9999-9999-999999999999</bsp:modifier>
      <dcterms:modified xsi:type="dcterms:W3CDTF">2014-03-17T21:15:09.446Z</dcterms:modified>
      <person:profileId>urn:uuid:0d3b9033-3588-4261-8bff-f66974c23862</person:profileId>
      <person:profileInformation>PersonOne profile</person:profileInformation>
      <person:bambooPersonId>urn:uuid:441408b6-5208-42dc-8af8-5fc6f112dc67</person:bambooPersonId>
      <contacts:bambooContact>
      <dcterms:subject/>
      <dcterms:creator xsi:type="dcterms:URI">urn:uuid:99999999-9999-9999-9999-999999999999</dcterms:creator>
      <dcterms:created xsi:type="dcterms:W3CDTF">2014-03-17T21:25:36.487Z</dcterms:created>
      <bsp:modifier>urn:uuid:99999999-9999-9999-9999-999999999999</bsp:modifier>
      <dcterms:modified xsi:type="dcterms:W3CDTF">2014-03-17T21:25:36.488Z</dcterms:modified>
      <contacts:contactId>urn:uuid:61c8922b-2d23-4fba-9bce-5f1dde6decf7</contacts:contactId>
      <contacts:contactNote>Bamboo Person One Contact</contacts:contactNote>
      <contacts:emails>
      <email>PersonOne@example1.com</email>
      <contacts:email>PersonOne@example1.com</contacts:email>
      </contacts:emails>
      <contacts:displayName></contacts:displayName>
      <contacts:partNames>
      <contacts:partNameType>HONORIFIC_PREFIX</contacts:partNameType>
      <contacts:partNameContent>Mr.</contacts:partNameContent>
      <contacts:partNameLang>eng</contacts:partNameLang>
      </contacts:partNames>
      <contacts:partNames>
      <contacts:partNameType>NAME_GIVEN</contacts:partNameType>
      <contacts:partNameContent>John</contacts:partNameContent>
      <contacts:partNameLang>spa</contacts:partNameLang>
      </contacts:partNames>
      <contacts:partNames>
      <contacts:partNameType>NAME_FAMILY_PATERNAL</contacts:partNameType>
      <contacts:partNameContent>Doe</contacts:partNameContent>
      <contacts:partNameLang>spa</contacts:partNameLang>
      </contacts:partNames>
      <contacts:telephones>
      <contacts:telephoneType>VOICE</contacts:telephoneType>
      <contacts:telephoneNumber>212-555-1212</contacts:telephoneNumber>
      <contacts:locationType>HOME</contacts:locationType>
      </contacts:telephones>
      <contacts:telephones>
      <contacts:telephoneType>SMS</contacts:telephoneType>
      <contacts:telephoneNumber>999-555-1212</contacts:telephoneNumber>
      <contacts:locationType>SABBATICAL</contacts:locationType>
      </contacts:telephones>
      <contacts:iMs>
      <contacts:instantMessagingType>SKYPE</contacts:instantMessagingType>
      <contacts:account>PersonOneSkype</contacts:account>
      <contacts:locationType>WORK</contacts:locationType>
      </contacts:iMs>
      <contacts:addresses>
      <contacts:streetAddress1>123 Main St.</contacts:streetAddress1>
      <contacts:streetAddress2>2nd Fl</contacts:streetAddress2>
      <contacts:locality>New York</contacts:locality>
      <contacts:region>NY</contacts:region>
      <contacts:postalCode>10001</contacts:postalCode>
      <contacts:country>USA</contacts:country>
      <contacts:locationType>WORK</contacts:locationType>
      </contacts:addresses>
      </contacts:bambooContact>
      <person:interests person:confidential="false">
      <person:interest>PersonOne Interest</person:interest>
      </person:interests>
      <person:expertises person:confidential="false">
      <person:expertise>PersonOne expertise</person:expertise>
      </person:expertises>
      <person:externalAffiliations>http://harvard.edu</person:externalAffiliations>
      <person:preferredLanguage>eng</person:preferredLanguage>
      <person:languageUsedInScholarships>spa</person:languageUsedInScholarships>
      <person:otherProfiles person:confidential="false">
      <person:profileName>PersonOneOtherProfile</person:profileName>
      <person:profileUrl>http://PersonOne.org</person:profileUrl>
      </person:otherProfiles>
      <person:authorizedPublisher>true</person:authorizedPublisher>
      </person:bambooProfile>
      </person:bambooPerson>
      dyn-128-104-18-225:_notesPlus khazelton$

      From: Chris Hyzer <mchyzer@isc.upenn.edu>
      Date: Friday, July 11, 2014 at 13:44
      To: Keith Hazelton <hazelton@wisc.edu>
      Subject: RE: Custom RESTful subject adapter revisited

      I do plan on making one of these for my new SCIM/CIFER service

      Lets start with get subject by id… what service is available, what
      attributes do you want to expose, etc? What authentication does it use?

      Thanks,
      Chris

      From: Keith Hazelton
      Sent: Friday, July 11, 2014 2:42 PM
      To: Chris Hyzer
      Subject: Custom RESTful subject adapter revisited

      Chris,

      A project at Tufts is using some of the components of the Bamboo project
      from way back. One thing I’m trying to help with is a custom subject adapter
      that does searches against a RESTful person service rather than the more
      traditional LDAP or JDBC approach. I mentioned this probably over a year
      ago now, but I’m coming back to it.

      Would you have any time and/or interest in helping me with this? This could take a few
      different forms. The minimal form would be helping me when I bump into challenges
      developing the custom subject adapter. I’ve started down this path and could use
      some input/advice. On the other hand, maybe it would be more efficient all around
      if you put together a basic custom RESTful subject adapter based on my providing
      info on the RESTful person service endpoints that are available. What do you think?

      Regards, —Keith

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