IDW Rule Runner Plugin: Rapid Development and Troubleshooting in the Browser

[zac_adams_idw (Zac Adams)]

My prototyped customization rule:

// === this is for development remove when complete
import sailpoint.connector.ConnectorFactory;
import sailpoint.connector.Connector;
import sailpoint.object.ResourceObject;
import sailpoint.tools.CloseableIterator;

ConnectorFactory cf = new ConnectorFactory();
Connector ac = cf.getConnector(application, null);
// === end of block

import sailpoint.tools.Util;

try{
  // Verify no issues with the Application configuration
  ac.testConfiguration();  
  
  // If this application has a large number of accounts you can decache through the loop and check for edge cases 
  // If you have one user in mind you can always change this to something like a getObject
  
  CloseableIterator<ResourceObject> ro = ac.iterateObjects("account", null, null);
  while(ro.hasNext()){
    ResourceObject object = ro.next();
    // Lets start by seeing what data we have to work with
    log.debug(object.getAttributes());
    
    // This also gives you a chance to check for those pesky edge cases before going live 
    // if(Util.isNullOrEmpty(object.getAttribute("id")) || Util.isNullOrEmpty(object.getAttribute("username")) || object.getAttribute("username").length() < 3){
    //    log.error("null value found or username length too short!");
    //    log.error(object.getAttributes());
    //    object.setAttribute("id","100");
    // }
    
    // Ok that's what we are looking for let's finish this out 
    // log.debug(object.getAttribute("username").substring(0,3) + object.getAttribute("id"));
    // object.setAttribute("id",object.getAttribute("username").substring(0,3) + object.getAttribute("id"));
    // log.debug(object.getAttributes());
    
    // This looks great! let's return the object and verify
    //return object;
    
  }
} catch (Exception e){
  log.error(e);
}