Editing input files
The following is a more advanced but more time efficient method of testing connectors:
Collect input KVGroups from all operations needed as they run on a working target system.
Contact support for help with collecting input.
Use a text editor that doesn't change line endings and text encoding (like Notepad++) to edit the input KVGs and change the details required for testing (targetid, address field, attributes, etc).
Ensure that no strings enclosed in double quotes are broken by stray double quotes, or by Enter/EOL/special characters.
Redirect the modified input KVGs into the test connector:
Open a command prompt in the environment of the Bravura Security Fabric service account, for example:
runas /User:Psadmin Cmd
In that command prompt, navigate to the instance's agent\ directory.
Run:
<connector> < <input-connector-operation>.kvg
where:
<connector>
is the binary name of the connector being tested; for example "agtaddn
-orig"<input-connector-operation>
is a suggested name scheme specific to each input KVG; for example input-agtaddn
-create-JohnDoe.kvg
Check:
Error pop-up windows
The output of the connector printed at the console
The
idmsuite.log
for errors or warnings