Hello All,
Our client has Fujitsu Mainframe Systems. Based on my analysis there is no direct connector to integrate from SailPoint IIQ and the only way seems feasible is Delimited File connector.
Does anyone has any idea on the same ?
Thanks
Hi,
as far as I can tell there should be an API. So you might be able to put something together with the generic webservice connector. But I personally mostly prefer to just write a custom Java connector from scratch for those cases.
Regards Felix
Hi @pritishmhrn - what type of architecture is your Fujitsu Mainframe built on?
@pritishmhrn Based on articles online, “The openSEAS middleware suite enables legacy applications to be integrated into universal IT infrastructures, supporting standards like HTTP, HTTPS, SOAP, and XML.” Please check if something similar has been available for Fujitsu app, then you can use Webservice connector to integrate it with IIQ.
Hello.
They have Dual Identity Systems:
· TSS (Time Sharing System) accounts managed through RACF (Resource Access Control Facility). Used for: OS login, batch testing, limited admin access.
· FINESIII Application IDs managed through AIM Module of Fujitsu for primary application access. Used for: Actual application access.
The systems use CLI (Command Line Interface)-only manual operations with no external connectivity.
Connection from external systems to Fujitsu Mainframe is not possible as per Fujitsu Vendor.
Thanks
Got it - when you say “no external connectivity,” do you mean no native integration from the Fujitsu side (like an API), or does that also rule out things like remote CLI access via SSH?
If the CLI can be executed remotely, you can usually build a bridge layer that SailPoint can call into. Of course that requires building something custom to achieve this.
If not, then this really isn’t a SailPoint problem. It’s a disconnected app design issue. May be worth exploring broader disconnected app provisioning solutions with RPA.
Hello @robert-hails - Thank you for your inputs!
I was exploring the RPA connector Integrating SailPoint with Robotic Process Automation Platforms SaaS which is available for ISC.
I think IIQ doesn’t have any such RPA Connector and we need to develop it from our end. Is my understanding correct ?
Thanks
I don’t believe there is a dedicated connector for it in IIQ, but the ISC connector leverages UiPath.
You can implement your own with a Web Services connector (see this post) to hit it’s APIs, or look into separate RPA solutions. Not sure if you have any other RPA tooling available to you within your organization