element getResourceGuid

diagram
namespace	http://mapping.api.de.n2.tibco.com
properties	content  complex
children	target
annotation	documentation Request element for getResourceGuid operation. This operation is primarily used to create a new resource, using the LDAP details provided, without the need to assign that resource to a position or group - as the mapEntities operation does. Those LDAP details include the LDAP container identifier (its "id") and the alias and DN, for each LDAP source within that container, from which the resource will be derived. The name attribute within the "target" element specifies the name to be assigned to a newly created resource - it is ignored if the resource already exists. Any date-range specified in the "target" element will be ignored. If a resource for the given LDAP details already exists, no update will be performed.       The "invalid" and "invalidReason" of the "target" element are not used in the request. These are used in the response to indicate any reason why the resource would cause a conflict with existing resources.
source	<xs:element name="getResourceGuid">   <xs:annotation>     <xs:documentation>Request element for getResourceGuid operation. This operation is primarily used to create a new resource, using the LDAP details provided, without the need to assign that resource to a position or group - as the mapEntities operation does. Those LDAP details include the LDAP container identifier (its "id") and the alias and DN, for each LDAP source within that container, from which the resource will be derived. The name attribute within the "target" element specifies the name to be assigned to a newly created resource - it is ignored if the resource already exists. Any date-range specified in the "target" element will be ignored. If a resource for the given LDAP details already exists, no update will be performed.       The "invalid" and "invalidReason" of the "target" element are not used in the request. These are used in the response to indicate any reason why the resource would cause a conflict with existing resources.       </xs:documentation>   </xs:annotation>   <xs:complexType>     <xs:sequence>       <xs:element name="target" type="de:XmlLdapEntity">         <xs:annotation>           <xs:documentation>Details of the organization model resource and/or the LDAP entries from which it is derived.</xs:documentation>         </xs:annotation>       </xs:element>     </xs:sequence>   </xs:complexType> </xs:element>

element getResourceGuid/target

diagram
type	XmlLdapEntity
properties	content  complex
children	LdapReference
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   Annotation resource-type   ResourceType      HUMAN      documentation Specifies the type of an organization model resource entity. One of: - HUMAN - DURABLE - CONSUMABLE guid   xs:string   optional         documentation Unique identifier of the resource. name   xs:string   optional         documentation Descriptive name of the resource. startDate   xs:dateTime   optional         documentation Date/time at which the entity becomes available. endDate   xs:dateTime   optional         documentation Date/time at which the entity becomes unavailable. invalid   xs:boolean            documentation Boolean value indicating whether the resource is valid (FALSE) or invalid (TRUE). A resource may be invalid if, for example, the resource has been removed from the LDAP source, or if all of the data cannot be returned from the LDAP source. Check the invalidReason attribute for more details. invalidReason   xs:string            documentation Description of the reason why this resource is invalid.
annotation	documentation Details of the organization model resource and/or the LDAP entries from which it is derived.
source	<xs:element name="target" type="de:XmlLdapEntity">   <xs:annotation>     <xs:documentation>Details of the organization model resource and/or the LDAP entries from which it is derived.</xs:documentation>   </xs:annotation> </xs:element>

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