Introducing the SailPoint Java Escape Tool 🎉

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SailPoint has released a dedicated Java escape/unescape tool on the Developer Portal. This tool is maintained by SailPoint and offers a seamless experience for escaping your Java rules without having to go to a third-party website.

You can escape your java code so that you can upload it via API or unescape it for editing and better readability.

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If you find any issues with this new tool, please open a topic in the Feedback > Bugs category.

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If you use ISC VSCode extension, you do not need to escape/unescape even.

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Another awesome item! Nitpick - could you modify the page title to not just be “SailPoint Developer Community” so it’s more specific and easier to find / bookmark with a bunch of tabs (JSON Path Evaluator is the same thing).

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Yes! Great suggestion, getting an update out there for this soon.

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Amazing, IntellIj SWE are happy to hear about this implementation. Even though ISC VSCode extension was doing the shortcut, that’s a great new! Really hope they expand the developing extensions to IntellIJ tools

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I swear, @yannick_beot thinks of everything! The VSCode extension is :fire:

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This is great ! Thank you .

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Just a suggestion for anyone using VSCode, Ignore if you are already aware

ISC Plugin with Hediet Power Tools Extension would be a game changer.

Just by hovering over the text, it gives an option to edit any escaped code and you can edit the code like a normal program properly unescaped and once you save the code, it automatically escapes it back.

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Wow, I am exited as it has always been my tough job for me, specially creating custom rule reports creating big dataset for email attachments. Now i know the quick spot t get this sorted. :slight_smile:

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Friendly UI and working as expected, thank you @tyler_mairose.

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Thank you @tyler_mairose for this feature.

It might be a good idea to add a default example as done in the JSON path evaluation feature.

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Regards,
Mathieu Ghosn

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This is awesome! thank you :slight_smile:

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@mathieug,

Good suggestion. Working on adding this now!

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You’re welcome! You can thank @Darrell he is the brains behind a lot of features on our developer site :slight_smile:

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Hey @tyler_mairose, thanks for letting me know :), @Darrell thank you so much for such on the fly and secure tool :clap:

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:clap:This is fantastic! Nice work team! Great build @Darrell ! :clap:

For those of you wondering about editing in VSCode, I showed it off in one of my JDBC videos, but here’s a quick way of how to do it:

  1. Right click the rule in VSCode
  2. Click “Edit Script”
  3. Type your code
  4. Save your code
  5. Done.

@tyler_mairose Yes, that dang @yannick_beot . He’s alwaays coming up with stuff so fast. :joy:

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