SCIM API LaunchedWorkflow Response

IdentityIQ (IIQ) IIQ Discussion and Questions
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Which IIQ version are you inquiring about?

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{

"partitioned": **false**,

"completed": "2025-12-22T03:37:46.098-08:00",

"type": "LCM",

"launched": "2025-12-22T03:37:46.008-08:00",

"pendingSignoffs": 0,

"urn:ietf:params:scim:schemas:sailpoint:1.0:LaunchedWorkflow": {

    "output": \[

        {

            "type": "application/xml",

            "value": "<WorkflowSummary step=\\"Get Identity Access\\"/>\\n",

            "key": "workflowSummary"

        }

    \],

    "input": \[

        {}

    \],

    "workflowSummary": "<WorkflowSummary step=\\"Get Identity Access\\"/>\\n",

    "workflowName": "NBO_WF_GetIdentityApplicationAccess - 12"

},

"meta": {

    "created": "2025-12-22T03:37:46.101-08:00",

    "location": "https://win-fptb5bt20sg/scim/v2/TaskResults/ac100aa19b45199c819b45d9e3750060",

    "version": "W/\\"1766403466101\\"",

    "resourceType": "LaunchedWorkflow"

},

"schemas": \[

    "urn:ietf:params:scim:schemas:sailpoint:1.0:LaunchedWorkflow",

    "urn:ietf:params:scim:schemas:sailpoint:1.0:TaskResult"

\],

"name": "NBO_WF_GetIdentityApplicationAccess - 12",

"messages": \[\],

"attributes": \[

    {

        "value": "<WorkflowSummary step=\\"Get Identity Access\\"/>\\n",

        "key": "workflowSummary"

    }

\],

"id": "ac100aa19b45199c819b45d9e3750060",

"completionStatus": "Success",

"taskDefinition": "Workflow Launcher",

"terminated": **false**,

"launcher": "spadmin"

}

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The response does not contain the return attribute mentioned in the Workflow*.*

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How to get the custom return in response. I checked this post but not sure whether in new versions it is supported or not. SCIM API LaunchedWorkflow Response

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Try to use resultVariable instead of <Return … > as shown below. This should work and you should see the custom return in response under output list.

  <Step name="Get Identity Access" posX="98" posY="10" resultVariable="resultJson">
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you can also test by adding messages to workflow case in your WF step.

  String errors = “hello“;

  Message msg = new Message(Message.Type.Warn,errors,new Object[] {});

  wfcase.addMessage(msg);
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Hello @yatishtiwari, I agree with Alfi’s response above^. The best practice would be instantiating the message, therefore you can pick it up from there.

resultVariable would fix it but not sure what type of error you could get in the long term.