Remove DEFAULT BUTTONS from User Form

Question

Hi.
At the bottom of the Create User Form are 6 standard buttons :
SAVE..........BACKGROUND SAVE..........CANCEL..........RECALCULATE............TEST..........LOAD
I would like to remove some of them.
How do I do this?
P. S. I am aware of the "*noDefaultButtons='true'"* command. This is not what I want. I would like the default buttons to remain. For instance : SAVE and CANCEL.
I just wish to remove others.

Answer 1

The code for the default buttons are not likely to be found in a form but rather defined within the java code embedded in the jars.
Regarding the definition of the other buttons you are unfortunately digging into areas of Sun IDM that are not very well documented.
(See the results for the processInputs you show: [http://search.sun.com/docs/index.jsp?col=docs_en&locale=en&qt=processInputs&dcol=1514.6|http://search.sun.com/docs/index.jsp?col=docs_en&locale=en&qt=processInputs&dcol=1514.6] )
The difference between the background save and a regular save (as you noted), from what I'm guessing since it's not well documented, is the definition of the processInputs.backgroundProvisioning in the field name. (Most buttons don't have field names since they don't need to push data back into the user view.) It's being set to "true" but the command is the regular "Save" button command. (The save button command instructs IDM to process the changes WITH form validation as opposed to SaveNoValidate.)
This means that when the button is clicked the user view is being updated with the processInputs.backgroundProvisioning option set to true. Obviously IDM uses that flag to process the user view differently.
Again, how and why that is used is not well documented. The only references I can find is in the ViewConstants and UserViewConstants classes in the javadocs but there's really no explanation about the use of the backgroundProvisioning variable.
This is easily my biggest complaint about IDM. The options you need to customize the product aren't exposed properly to a developer. Sorry I can't be of more help. You've run into the same brick wall many of us have.