OIM 11g: Connector based on SEND / EXPECT or scripting

Question

Hello
I have a system that I need to integrate into OIM 11g. (11.1.1.5.2) The application has a scripting engine to perform all user management functions. For example, on the system itself you would run the following from the command line:
account create 'bsmith'
account password 'password'
account permission 'login'
account group default 'enduser'
account description 'Bob Smith'
account firstname 'Bob'
account lastname 'Smith'
The account repository is a custom format, and I cannot provisioning directly to it via the DB tables, or flat file etc etc. The system, however, is running on a standard UNIX platform, so I have access to SSH into the box and issue the commands.
Question: What is the best way to implement a connector to an application that only uses a scripting engine for account management? Is there an OOTB connector that can use UNIX send/expect? What about executing a shell script with inputs for the variables needed? Can I use the standard SSH connector, and override the 'user add' command?
Thank you.

Answer 1

Following are the the list of mappings. The ones wth similar names are easy to guess. Notice that USR_COUNTRY is missing in the list. I have requested Oracle to log a bug for this and for any other missing fields. If accepted this should be available in the next patch.
(Mapping between user definition qualifiers on data object manager form and actual USR fields)
=== Process Definition ===
Name -> pkg_name
Type -> pkg_type
=== Object Definition ===
Object Name -> obj_name
Object Type -> obj_type
Object Target Type -> obj_order_for
=== Organization Definition ===
Organization Name -> act_name
Organization ID -> act_key
Organization Type -> act_cust_type
Organization Status -> act_status
Organization Parent ID -> parent_key
+ Organization UDFs
=== User Definition ===
User Key -> usr_key
Request Key -> req_key
Identity -> usr_fss
User Login -> usr_login
Role -> usr_emp_type
Password -> usr_password
First Name -> usr_first_name
Middle Initial -> usr_middle_name
Last Name -> usr_last_name
Disabled -> usr_disabled
Type -> usr_type
User Status -> usr_status
Manager -> usr_manager_key
Organization -> act_key
Start Date -> usr_start_date
End Date -> usr_end_date
Provisioning Date -> usr_provisoning_date
Deprovisioning Date -> usr_deprovisioning_date
Provisioned Date -> usr_provisioned_date
Deprovisioned Date -> usr_deprovisioned_date
Email Address -> usr_email
Email -> usr_email
+ User UDFs