Restful Webservice custom connector

Hi All,
I would like to know the best practice to create custom connector for Restful web service methods.Currently we are following simple java code which connects to service provider and pass the JSON object and perform the required actions.
Is it possible to develop this kind of connector using ICF, if yes what is the process need to follow Or is there any best way to achieve this.
I am currently trying to configure using ICF by following the example provided in learning library.
Thanks
Arun

Hi,
Follow below steps to create custom connectors:
1. Create IT Resource Definition -- which will be your connector class connection parameters
2. Create IT Resource - provide all connection parameter values
3. Create Resource Object
4. Create Process Form, add all required fields that are required for your target system.
5. Create process task adapter and call you java code to create user record in target system
6. Create Process definition (Provisioning Type), attach process form created above step and also check "default process"
7. Create unconditional task in process definition say "Create User" and map the adapter created in step 5.
These are high level steps, I hope u know how to create all above OIM metadata.
Regards,
Raghav.

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