Tivoli Access Manager 6.0 with Sun Java System Directory 6.3

Hi,
We have been using Tivoli Access Manager 6.0 with Sun Java System Directory 6.3 .
Using IBM TAM Java API we can administer the user creation but the API provide support only to create user with required attribute as user name, password, description, setAccoutntvalid etc.
But Sun Java System Directory 6.3 contains the many attributes as just to name a few...
First Name (givenname), User ID (uid),Password (userPassword), Confirm Password
E-mail (mail), Telephone Number (telephoneNumber), Country (c),Fax Number (facsimileTelephoneNumber), Locality (l), Organization (o), Organizational Unit (ou), accessHint, accountHint, departmentNumber, description, destinationIndicator, displayName, employeeNumber ETC...
Now My Issue is if we need to add the values for other attributes as "accessHint" , "employeeNumber" etc, then how can we acheive using IBM TAM Java API or is there any other way.
Thanks for your kind help...

Looks like the attribute sunIdentityServerDiscoEntries is defined twice in the schema. Run the following and see where it is defined for the second time.
# cd /var/opt/SUNWdsee/dsins1/config/schema
# grep -w sunIdentityServerDiscoEntries *.ldif | grep -iv objectclasses
Edited by: etst123 on Mar 3, 2009 1:28 PM

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