Form field (in app) return specific value

IdentityIQ (IIQ) IIQ Discussion and Questions
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Which IIQ version are you inquiring about?

8.2

Hello all,
I have some form in an application in my sailpoint with several fields.
I have this field with 2 radio buttons

<Field displayName="Atua " name="xxx" required="true" type="string">
          <AllowedValuesDefinition>
            <Value>
              <List>
                <String>Sim</String>
                <String>Não</String>
              </List>
            </Value>
          </AllowedValuesDefinition>
        </Field>

I want that when “Sim” is check the value is “123”
when “Não” is check the value is “321”

I already tried to create the script bu didn’t worked

Thank you all

2

Hi @RIsidoro,

you need to return a Map\HashMap or a List<Int,String> for example. Where in the first attribute you put the value you want to return and in the second the value you want to display.

3

Hi and Hello,

you want something like that?

<![CDATA[
            import sailpoint.object.Identity;
            import sailpoint.api.SailPointContext;
            
            String selectedValue = form.get("xxx");
            if ("Sim".equals(selectedValue)) {
                form.put("xxx", "123");
            } else if ("Não".equals(selectedValue)) {
                form.put("xxx", "321");
            }
        ]]>

Regards,
Adam

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I have this

<Field displayName="Atua " name="xxx" required="true" type="string">
          <AllowedValuesDefinition>
            <Value>
              <List>
                <String>Sim</String>
                <String>Não</String>
              </List>
            </Value>
          </AllowedValuesDefinition>
          <Script>
            <Source>
            import sailpoint.object.Identity;
            import sailpoint.api.SailPointContext;
            
            String selectedValue = form.get("xxx");
            if ("Sim".equals(selectedValue)) {
                form.put("xxx", "123");
            } else if ("Não".equals(selectedValue)) {
                form.put("xxx", "321");
            }
              </Source>
          </Script>
        </Field>

When I run I have the error

<!DOCTYPE List PUBLIC "sailpoint.dtd" "sailpoint.dtd">
<List>
  <Message key="err_exception" type="Error">
    <Parameters>
      <Message key="Typed variable declaration : Attempt to resolve method: get() on undefined variable or class name: form : at Line: 4 " type="Error"/>
    </Parameters>
  </Message>
</List>
5

use a script for the AllowedValuesDefinition where you return a list or a map, not a value script

6

Do you mean something like : Still didnt worked and the radio buttons changed for a textbox

<Field displayName="Atua " name="xxx" required="true" type="string">
          <AllowedValuesDefinition>
          <Script>
            <Source>
            import sailpoint.object.Identity;
            import sailpoint.api.SailPointContext;
            
            String selectedValue = form.get("xxx");
            if ("Sim".equals(selectedValue)) {
                form.put("xxx", "123");
            } else if ("Não".equals(selectedValue)) {
                form.put("xxx", "321");
            }
              </Source>
          </Script>
            <Value>
              <List>
                <String>Sim</String>
                <String>Não</String>
              </List>
            </Value>
          </AllowedValuesDefinition>
        </Field>
7

give it try below

<AllowedValuesDefinition>
        <Script>
          <Source>
            import sailpoint.object.*;
            import sailpoint.api.SailPointContext;
            
            Field selectedValue = form.getField("xxx");
            if ("Sim".equals(selectedValue.getValue())) {
               // return "123";
            selectedValue.setValue("123");
            } else if ("Não".equals(selectedValue)) {
             //  return "321";
            selectedValue.setValue("321");
            }
              </Source>
        </Script>
        <Value>
          <List>
            <String>Sim</String>
            <String>Não</String>
          </List>
        </Value>
      </AllowedValuesDefinition>
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<Field displayName="Atua " name="xxx" required="true" type="string">
  <AllowedValuesDefinition>
    <Script>
      <Source>
        HashMap selectedValue = new HashMap();
        selectedValue.put("123", "Sim");
        selectedValue.put("123", "Não");
        return selectedValue;
        </Source>
    </Script>
  </AllowedValuesDefinition>
</Field>

like this, and if you want return a value but you want display another, IIQ will use a combo box not radio button.

Ps if you problem with maps, try with a list

11

@enistri_devo with this I only have one radio button witn nothing on it and i cant click ok

12

I tried and didnt worked

13

change the first value of the second element:

selectedValue.put("123", "Sim");
selectedValue.put("456", "Não");
14

Hi and Hello,

Maybe step back.

What you have now(code) and what error you have?

Regards,
Adam

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15

give it a try below but it will show drop down on UI


    <Field displayName="priority" helpKey="Priority" name="priority">
      <AllowedValuesDefinition>
        <Value>
          <List>
            <List>
              <String>Low</String>
              <String>Lower</String>
            </List>
            <List>
              <String>High</String> <!-- This will be returned -->
              <String>Higher</String> <!-- This will show on UI -->
            </List>
          </List>
        </Value>
      </AllowedValuesDefinition>
    </Field>

hope it works!

16

Hello @kalyan_dev32
This works and is almost what I want.

The Low part is ok
But the Higher I want to appear "Higher " but the string to pass be empty

But like this the Higher dont appear

<Field displayName="priority" helpKey="Priority" name="priority">
      <AllowedValuesDefinition>
        <Value>
          <List>
            <List>
              <String>Low</String>
              <String>Lower</String>
            </List>
            <List>
              <String></String> <!-- This will be returned -->
              <String>Higher</String> <!-- This will show on UI -->
            </List>
          </List>
        </Value>
      </AllowedValuesDefinition>
    </Field>```
17

Hey @RIsidoro

Check this below

<Field displayName="Atua" name="xxx" required="true" type="string">
  <AllowedValuesDefinition>
    <Value>
      <List>
        <String>Sim</String>
        <String>Não</String>
      </List>
    </Value>
  </AllowedValuesDefinition>
  <Script>
    <Source>
      if (value != null) {
        if (value.equals("Sim")) {
          return "123";
        } else if (value.equals("Não")) {
          return "321";
        }
      }
      return value;
    </Source>
  </Script>
</Field>

Let me know if it doesn’t work.

18

In my case simple null solved the issue

Thanks for all your help

Value>
          <List>
            <List>
              <String>Low</String>
              <String>Lower</String>
            </List>
            <List>
              <String>null</String> 
              <String>Higher</String>
            </List>
          </List>
        </Value>
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