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===== Google Apps destination service =====

This service will synchronize identities to Google Apps. It requires a [[..:connections:googleapps]] connection.

Let's find below a sample and the types description:
<file xml>
<lsc>
<tasks>
<task>
<googleAppsDestinationService>
<name>googleapps-dst-service</name>
<connection reference="googleapps" />
<apiCategory>UserAccounts</apiCategory>
<quotaLimitInMb>1000</quotaLimitInMb>
</googleAppsDestinationService>
</task>
</tasks>
</lsc>
</file>

The Google Apps destination service should be configured by using the following settings:
* **name**: mandatory, it should contain any value that will uniquely identify this service regarding a task
* **connection**: this node should not contain any element, just a "reference" attribute which is used to look for the corresponding connection with this name (as sub-element of the connection element)
* **apiCategory**: mandatory, "UserAccounts" for now.
* **quotaLimitInMb**: self-explanatory, can be overriden at runtime by specifying a dataset with a customized value regarding a particular group for example

<note>API "Groups" and "OrganizationalUnits" will be supported later.</note>

Destination fetched attributes are built in the service, you can use datasets for:
* uid
* mail
* sn
* isSuspended
* userPassword
* givenName
* modifyTimestamp
* isIpWhitelisted
* id
* createTimestamp
* quotaInMb
* isAgreedToTerms
* userPasswordHash
* isAdmin

The pivot attribute is uid, this is also the main identifier.