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- Integration Tailoring Options
- How to Enable ASM Support
- How to Update the Integration Adapter Configuration File (sm.properties)
- How to Add DEM Reconciliation Rules
- Add Discovery Event Manager rules
- How to Add a CI Attribute to the Integration for Data Push
- How to Add a CI Type to the Integration for Data Push
- How to Add the CI Type to the UCMDB Class Model
- How to Create a Query to Synchronize the CI Type
- How to Add the CI Type's Attributes to the Query Layout
- How to Add the CI Type in Service Manager
- How to Create Web Service Fields to Support the CI Type
- How to Add Managed Fields to Support the CI Type
- How to Map the CI Type's Query to an XSL Transformation File
- How to Map the CI Type's Attributes to Web Service Fields
- How to Add a CI Type's Relationship Types to the Integration for Data Push
- How to Add Custom Queries to Data Push Jobs
- How to Add a CI Attribute to the Integration for Population
- How to Add a CI Type to the Integration for Population
- How to Add a CI Type's Relationship Types to the Integration for Population
- How to Customize UCMDB ID Pushback for a CI Type
- How to Add Custom Queries to Integration Population Jobs
- How to Add an Attribute of a Supported CI Type for Federation
How to Add a CI Type to the Integration for Data Push
You can use the following steps to add a CI type to the integration.
- Does the CI type already exist in the UCMDB class model?
Yes. Go to Step 3.
No. Go to Step 2.
- Add the CI type to the UCMDB class model.
- Add CI attributes to the CI type as needed.
See How to Add a CI Attribute to the Integration for Data Push.
- Create a query to synchronize the CI type.
- Add the CI type’s attributes to the query layout.
See How to Add the CI Type’s Attributes to the Query Layout.
- Add the CI type to Service ManagerService Manager.
- Create web service fields to support the CI type.
See How to Create Web Service Fields to Support the CI Type.
- Add managed fields to support the CI type.
- Map the CI type’s query to an XSL transformation file.
See How to Map the CI Type’s Query to an XSL Transformation File.
- Map the CI type’s attributes to web service fields.
See How to Map the CI Type’s Attributes to Web Service Fields.
- Add custom queries to integration data push jobs.
