Prepopulate Adapter and Rule Generator Adapter

Can anyone tell me the exact difference between Prepopulate adapter and Rule generator adapter? I have read the documentation but both seems to be same.
Please explain me with an example scenario..
Regards
Pavan

Hi,
See if this help you in gaining more understanding.
PrePopulate Adapter: They are mapped with the fields of process form and are used to prepopulate the fields value during the resource provisioning.
RG Adapter: A RG Adapter incoporates business rules to the fields of either OIM user form or user defined form so that these fields can be automatically populated
and saved to the database. You can use the RG & Entity Adapter to construct the userid from the firstname and lastname fields and prepopulate it.
Difference:
While both these adapter can be used to prepopulate values but RG Adapter has one to one mapping with the RG adapter and custom field. An RG Adapter once
attached to a field cannot be attached with another field thus preventing adapter reuse. Beside this, no other type of adapter can be associated with that custom
field.In contrast, the PrePopulate adapter can be reused and attached with multiple fields.
Hope this will help you.
Regards
Sunny Ajmera

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