Oracle Workflow Guide
Release 2.6.2
Part Number A95265-02
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User Entry Has Changed Event

The Workflow LDAP APIs raise this event when changed user information is retrieved from an LDAP directory. You can run these APIs to synchronize the Workflow directory service with Oracle Internet Directory if you implement OID integration. One event is raised for each changed user. See: Synchronizing Workflow Directory Services with Oracle Internet Directory and Workflow LDAP APIs.

Internal Name oracle.apps.wf.public.user.change
Generate Function wf_entity_mgr.gen_xml_payload

Oracle Workflow provides two default subscriptions to the User Entry Has Changed event. The first subscription loads the changed user data into the WF_LOCAL_USERS table for the standalone version of Oracle Workflow when the User Entry Has Changed event is raised locally. You should enable this subscription if you are using the standalone version of Oracle Workflow and you want to implement integration with Oracle Internet Directory. The following table lists the properties defined for this subscription.

Subscription Property Value
System <local system>
Source Type Local
Event Filter oracle.apps.wf.public.user.change
Status Disabled
Rule Data Key
Rule Function wf_sso.user_change

The second subscription loads the changed user data into the WF_LOCAL_USERS table for the version of Oracle Workflow embedded in Oracle Applications when the User Entry Has Changed event is raised locally. You should enable this subscription if you are using the version of Oracle Workflow embedded in Oracle Applications and you want to implement integration with Oracle Internet Directory. The following table lists the properties defined for this subscription.

Subscription Property Value
System <local system>
Source Type Local
Event Filter oracle.apps.wf.public.user.change
Status Disabled
Rule Data Key
Rule Function fnd_user_pkg.user_change

See Also

To Define an Event Subscription

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