Run Refresh Identity through Rule

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Version 8.3

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Hi Team,

As part of requirement , We need to refresh identity through a rule with setting some parameters . What are the options to achieve this?

I would be great if we can lock the identity during this execution.

Thanks
Swathi

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Hi Swati,
This code schedules identity refresh workflow execution in 5 seconds after code execution.

Date date = new Date();
    date.setTime(date.getTime() + 5000);
    
    Map<String, Object> launchArgsMap = new HashMap<>();
    
    launchArgsMap.put("identityName", identityName);
    launchArgsMap.put("workflow", "Identity Refresh");
    launchArgsMap.put("processTriggers", "true");
    launchArgsMap.put("promoteAttributes", "true");
    launchArgsMap.put("provision", "true");
    launchArgsMap.put("refreshIdentityEntitlements", "true");
    launchArgsMap.put("refreshManagerStatus", "true");
    launchArgsMap.put("refreshRoleMetadata", "true");
    launchArgsMap.put("synchronizeAttributes", "false");
    launchArgsMap.put("correlateEntitlements", "true");
    launchArgsMap.put("correlateScope", "true");
    launchArgsMap.put("disableIdentityProcessingThreshold", "true");
    
    RequestDefinition def = context.getObjectByName(RequestDefinition.class, "Workflow Request");
    Request request = new Request();
    request.setDefinition(def);
    request.setEventDate(date);
    request.setName("Identity Refresh: " + identityName);
    request.setAttributes(def, launchArgsMap);
    
    RequestManager.addRequest(context, request);
  }
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in 5 seconds? so we are all refreshing right now?

nice.

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Good one :wink: get ready for refresh :wink: let me be more correct

Edit:
@ipobeidi hope better now :wink:

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Use below sample code

import sailpoint.api.Identitizer;
import sailpoint.object.Identity;
import sailpoint.object.Attributes;

String idenName="<Your User Name>";
Identity identity = context.getObjectByName(Identity.class, idenName);
Map map = new HashMap();
map.put("promoteAttributes",true);
map.put("refreshManagerStatus",true);
map.put("refreshIdentityEntitlements",true);

Attributes attr=new Attributes()
attr.setMap(map);

// Add any other attributes of refresh task , get the names from debug page
Identitizer identitizer = new Identitizer( context, map );  

identitizer.refresh(identity);


context.saveObject(identity);

context.commitTransaction();
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Hi @SRchalla,

Have you tested the code provided by Satish?
If it answers your query, would you be so kind to mark Satish reply as solution?

This will help other users to quickly find the answer to your question if the have exactly the same question :slight_smile:

– Remold

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it is showing error like below
Constructor error: Can’t find constructor: sailpoint.api.Identitizer(sailpoint.server.InternalContext, java.util.HashMap) in class: sailpoint.api.Identitizer :

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@SindhujaGalam

Welcome to the Community.

Please use the updated code with Attributes.

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