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Style sheets, policies, rules, and other resource objects can be stored in a library and be referenced
by one or more drivers.
Š Section 10.6.1, “Creating Library Objects,” on page 172
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Section 10.6.2, “Adding Policies to the Library Objects,” on page 172
Š Section 10.6.3, “Using Policies in the Library Objects,” on page 173
10.6.1 Creating Library Objects
1 Right-click a driver set or the Identity Vault object in the Outline view, then click New >
Library.
2 Specify the name of the library object, then click OK .
10.6.2 Adding Policies to the Library Objects
Libraries can hold any policy, XSLT style sheets, or any type of resource object.
1 Right-click the library object, select New , then select the type of object you want stored in the
library. The options are:
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Credential Application: Stores application authentication parameter values for Novell
Credential Provisioning policies. For information, see “ Creating an Application Object ”
or “ Creating an Application Object ” in Novell Credential Provisioning for Identity
Manager 3.6 .
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Credential Repository: Stores static configuration information for Novell Credential
Provisioning policies. For information, see “ Creating a Repository Object ” or “ Creating a
Repository Object ” in Novell Credential Provisioning for Identity Manager 3.6 .
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DirXML Script: Creates a policy set. See Section 3.3, “Creating a Policy,” on page 24
for more information.
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ECMAScript: Creates an ECMAScript object. See Section 11.1, “Creating an
ECMAScript Object,” on page 175 for more information.
Š Mapping Table: Creates a mapping table object. For more information, see
Section 4.14.1, “Creating a Mapping Table Object,” on page 62 .
Š Resource: Creates a generic resource object. For more information, see Section 10.1.1,
“Creating a Resource Object,” on page 169 .
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Schema Map: Creates a Schema Map object. For more information, see Chapter 6,
“Defining Schema Map Policies,” on page 77 .