Bulk Application Management: It allows you to create or update multiple IdentityIQ applications at once using a CSV file. This is extremely useful for large-scale onboarding.
Operations: The task supports three main operations:
Create: Create new applications based on the data in a CSV file.
Update: Partially update existing applications. This is useful for things like adding new attribute definitions or schemas.
Read: Export existing application definitions to a CSV file. This is a great way to generate a template for your bulk operations.
Automation: It can also perform other actions as part of the process, such as running account and group aggregation tasks for the newly created or updated applications.
“Yes, I’ve gone through that document thanks, but I’d prefer some sample CSV file especially with schema and Provisioning Form ,so I can explore and practice.”
hi @sagr0812
The sample CSV files are included in your IdentityIQ installation:
1. Find the Files: Navigate to your IIQ installation directory.
WEB-INF/config/
Look for files with names similar to these:
Application-builder_linux.csv
Application-builder_windows-local.csv
2. Export a Template: The most effective method is to use the task’s Read operation on an existing application. This will export the application’s definition, including the XML for its schema and provisioning form, into a CSV file. This is the perfect template to copy and modify for your own applications.