Hi,
I’m new to sailpoint and wanted to know if there’s any developer Guide, I’ve installed Eclipse with IIDA, but I’m a little lost regarding the type of objects I can develop/change using code, can you please give some ligths, for example regarding the category objects I can “created/Change”?
Best Regards,
Paulo Torrinha
Hi @PTCGD
SailPoint uses Beanshell script (Same as Core Java), you can review it here: Home · beanshell/beanshell Wiki · GitHub
You can follow this white paper on Bean shell developer guide for objects in IIQ.
https://community.sailpoint.com/t5/Technical-White-Papers/BeanShell-Developer-s-Guide-for-IdentityIQ/ta-p/74365
It is just Get and Set methods if you ask me what is SailPoint IIQ development. We need to understand different type of objects and how those objects are interrelated, especially Identity, Link and Application.
https://community.sailpoint.com/t5/Technical-White-Papers/BSDG-4-Bean-Shell-and-the-IdentityIQ-Object-Model/ta-p/75157
Hope this helps to start 
Thanks
Krish
I have published some posts in LinkedIn. See if that helps you.
Tks for your reply Krishna, it was very very helpful and quite objective 
which is perfect for those just starting out lik me.
I’ve read the links you share and also download the IdentityIQ Object Model, but I still have a question, I didn’t understand quite well which type of objects can you create/change using beanshell (for example in the IQ Object Model that are some that are “system”, and some you can use GUI), or maybe the question should be “Which are the most common type of objects you tipically change/create programatically (in this case Sailpoint uses Beanshell)”?
Tks for all you’re help.
Regards,
Paulo Torrinha
Glad that it helps you.
Literally you can create any object using programming. You need to technical terminology and business terminology for object names.
Most commonly used objects:
Identity
Link
Application
Managed Attribute
Bundle
AccountRequest
AttributeRequest
ProvisioningPlan
Provisioner
IdentityService
You can look into Java doc using url: https://server/identityiq/doc/javadoc
You can find list of classes (nothing but objects you can play around) and their methods.
You can create any object through debug or using programming. Using UI it’s limited, not every object you can create.
I would say keep learning the SailPoint concepts, you will feel the SailPoint programming.
Thanks
Krish
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