Assign Password Policy to Users

We have a system where we create users Java API.
Using Directory Server console i can assign a password policy to this user. I am trying to figure out how i can do the same using API. I do see few posts on this forum asking the same question but don't see this answered.
TIA.

mv, thanks for the advice. i am using web server 7. I also posted the question undet he directory server section. when i was researching this, i clicked on the add my own topic and did not pay attention to the thread. thanks again...

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    As for that Spiceworks thread, I would suggest to post a question about a specific product to the product vendor's support forum for accurate responses.
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    So if you can please help me with this it will be great. See the details about the Tar as below:
    11-AUG-05 21:41:42 GMT
    QUESTION
    =========
    How to create or add a password policy for users in OID according to forum 833683 ?
    RESEARCH
    =========
    - Re: How to add a new password policy
    - Oracle Internet Directory Administrator’s Guide Release 9.2 Chapter 17 "Password Policies"
    ANSWER
    =======
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  • How would you assign passwords in a script for a user

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  • How can I set OIM password policy for OID Users.

    Hi,
    For me the target resourec is OID. When I create users in OIM, they get provisioned to OID. Their password also gets stored in OID.
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  • Apply password policy to all users

    Hi,
    I have been poking around with setting up a password policy on Sun DS 6.3.1. Everything works ok but I only have seen examples of how to apply the password policy to a single user, with an ldif something like:
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    Thanks in advance.

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