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Oracle Identity Manager (OIM)- Types of Adapter

Process task Adapter - It allows Oracle Identity Manager to automate the completion of a process task. It is attached to the tasks in the provisioning process (Create User, Update user, Delete user).

Task assignment Adapter -  It enables Oracle Identity Manager to automate
the assignment of a process task to a user or group.

Rule generator - It incorporates business rules to the fields of either an Oracle
Identity Manager form or a user-defined form (created using the Form Designerform), so these fields can be populated automatically and saved to the OracleIdentity Manager database.

Pre-populate adapter - It is a specific type of rule generator adapter that can
be attached to a user-created form field. The data generated by this type of adapter
can appear either automatically or manually. In addition, it uses criteria that
enable Oracle Identity Manager to determine which pre-populate adapter will be
applied to the designated form field. It then populates the designated form field
without saving this information to the Oracle Identity Manager database.

 entity adapter - It is attached to an Oracle Identity Manager or user-created
form field. Oracle Identity Manager triggers an entity adapter on pre-insert,
pre-update, pre-delete, post-insert, post-update, or post-delete. Once this occurs,
the field to which the adapter is attached is populated automatically and saved to
the Oracle Identity Manager database.

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