Dynamic/Run time attribute creation & storage of attribute history in OID

Hello there,
The client wants to store a history of PIN (user defined field) changes in OID which requires run time creation of attributes to be stored in a particular object class.
Can we modify the OOTB OID connector in some way so that we can create and/or store the values of the newly generated user pin's? If so which method/API can be used? Any hints/clues ... please?
Thanks in advance!

I am not sure what is your exact requirement. If i am understanding correctly then you want to an extra field (User Defind Field) value to be stored in OID.
If yes, then
OIM password
If no, please explain a little bit more about your requirement.
And for creation you can attach java code if it is some logical id and you can't generate OOTB. Otherwise you can attach pre populate adapter in that
Struggler

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