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  • OPENIDM-482 / CR-1155 - OpenIDM should be able to run as a windows service
    OPENIDM-749 / CR-1154 - Ability to set project directory at start-up 
    OPENIDM-1021 / CR-1154 - Wrong starting arguments during start could throw an error or warning.
    
    git-svn-id: https://svn.forgerock.org/openidm/trunk@1867 d98387aa-ee2c-4292-a9e6-504d2a719fd3
    Laszlo
     

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  • … try using add when replace fails
    
    These changes allow for the possibility of a non-existent password property on the managed/user object as a valid state.  This could arise when, for example, a record was create via recon from a source system which doesn't expose a cleartext password.  Code changes to policy and onCreate script to make this more sensible, and within the UI code to do an "add"-type of patch rather than a "replace" patch (which would fail, since the property doesn't exist).
    
    git-svn-id: https://svn.forgerock.org/openidm/trunk@1864 d98387aa-ee2c-4292-a9e6-504d2a719fd3
    jake.feasel
     

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  • Also included is an update to most recent changes to policy.js, fixing issue discovered with workflow testing.
    
    git-svn-id: https://svn.forgerock.org/openidm/trunk@1740 d98387aa-ee2c-4292-a9e6-504d2a719fd3
    jake.feasel
     
  • http://sources.forgerock.org/cru/CR-1057
    
    Calls to patch were failing now that validation is properly being applied to patch calls. The failure was due to the fact that the whole object was being validated, and some properties in the object were requiring reauth. So even if you were not changing a property which required reauth, the reauth validation rule was being raised. This fixed the problem by not raising the failure if the value being evaluated is the same as the current value for the object. 
    
    https://bugster.forgerock.org/jira/browse/OPENIDM-1011
    
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    jake.feasel
     

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