How to notify a self registered user that his/her request has been denied

Question

Hello,
Is there a way to send an email to the requestor (this email address is what the user puts in the self registration form under requestor email) to notify that the request has been denied? (OIM 9.1)
In The User Registration Process Definition, Task Awaiting Approval Data, I have the Assignment Tab set as follows:
Rule: Default
Target Type: Group
Adapter AssignApproverGroup (this adapter dynamically looks for the members in a group based on the requestor organization, assigns the task to these individuals, and sends an email notifying that self registration approval is pending to all members of that approvergroup)
Priority: 1
Notification Tab
Assignee is checked
Status: R
Email: Self registration request Denial
When the Assignee logs in and denies the request, an email is sent to the Assignee about the denial.
Questions:
1. If the ApproverGroup has more than 1 member, how can we notify all the members of the Approver group that the request has been denied?
2. How can we notify the requestor that his/her request has been denied using his/her provided email from the self registration form?
Thanks
Edited by: Khanh on Dec 4, 2008 3:36 PM

Answer 1

You need to think about how the whole system is going to work - you need to know everything that the button will require, and then think about how to provide this information to the button.
So, by the sounds of you need say a single button to press when you want to add a new button to the calculator. Associated with this have text fields that take the function for the calculator. I would specify that the function uses variables e.g. x and y as in function = x * y. Then your program could parse the input string describing the function, by recognising "*" to mean * in the Java code syntax and "/" to mean /. Then treat everything else as variables. Since you can filter out the other variables i.e. not the operators, you can then say associate an array to contain the values of these. Then when the user uses the button and specifies the input parameters and presses the button, you can update this array, and perform the calculation based upon these values.
Hope this helps.
My advice really is just to think about everything that a button that creates new function buttons is going to need.
PS. Remember to repaint the GUI once update its Container. Swing does this automatically, but I always specify it explicitly anyway to be safe. You can use either repaint(), validate(), or revalidate().
Goodluck mate!