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To create a Webhook entry, click the "Add webhook".
Fill the form with the desired Webhook name, the HTTP Method that will be used to trigger this webhook, the path to the desired script to be invoked, and weather or not the invocation should be Synchronous or not.
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At the moment only the Microsoft Active Directory is supported, though it might work with other systems too (for example works with OpenDS). However, we are eagerly waiting for requests to extend this functionality to different LDAP servers. |
NOTE: Returns a number representing the duration of the re-index in milliseconds.
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| The difference between creating a synchronous and asynchronous is that the asynchronous Webhook SIL call can't return any results or custom HTTP codes to the caller. This happens because the SIL script run task is added to a list of future tasks to be run, and the HTTP call ends. With the synchronous option, the call will block until the SIL script is run, and the results will be returned to the caller. |
Parameters:
- Directory - the directory type. Only MS Active Directory is supported at the moment. If you have other LDAP type, ask for support.
- Name - the LDAP configuration name, unique.
- Base DN - the base DN, used as a root for that LDAP.
- User / Password - the LDAP user and the password (it is not usually a single word, but a string like shown above).
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