Sail Point Identity IIQ : Manage Application Password

To manage password of any application through Sail Point Identity IIQ's User Interface, you will have to add the same operation say PASSWORD under featuresString section of application xml. Here's the example:



Once you add PASSWORD operation in featureString, you should be able to see your application under change password section of Sail Point Identity IIQ.






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Sail Point Identity IIQ : Sample Code - Search User

Here's the sample code to search user in Sail Point Identity IIQ through Java Code :






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Sail Point Identity IIQ : Custom Workflow Library

Library: It is the place where you can keep your common components which will be shared across.

Similarly in Sail Point Identity IIQ, we have a concept of libraries where you can keep your custom java methods and can call these methods from anywhere in the workflows. Sail Point Identity IIQ has few OOTB libraries which come with product like Role, Identity, IdentityRequest etc but there's a lways a need to build custom libary.

Here are the steps to build custom library for workflows:
  • Create a class under sailpoint.workflow package and extends WorkflowLibrary
  • Add your method and pass WorkflowContext as a parameter
  • Build jar and keep in the classpath
  • Restart your SailPoint Identity IIQ server





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