Test Connection through Rule

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HI all,

Can someone help me with a code snippet to test connection through a rule/

Thanks in advance

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Hi Rishav,
Can you please be more elaborate about what kind of application connection you would like to test? Is the application you would like to test already on-boarded?

Thanks,
@SivaLankapalli

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@SivaLankapalli yes the applications are on-boarded.

Just need a code where I put the app name as input and the code return the test connection result

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Hi @rishavghoshacc ,
You can try this code. It explains how to specify the application name.

public String testApplicationConnection(Application app) {				
    Connector conn = null;
    String connStatus = null;
    try {
      if(app!=null){
        conn = sailpoint.connector.ConnectorFactory.getConnector(app, null);
        
        if(app!=null){
          conn.testConfiguration();
          connStatus  = app.getName()+ " connection is success";
        }
      }
    }
    catch(Exception e){
    connStatus  = app.getName()+ " connection is failed";
    }
  return connStatus;
  }

Thanks,
@SivaLankapalli

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@SivaLankapalli Getting below error

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It appears that you may be missing some imports based on the error you encountered.

 import sailpoint.connector.Connector;
 import sailpoint.object.Application;

Thanks,
@SivaLankapalli

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@rishavghoshacc try not to do any development for test connection,

See the thread recommended by sailpoint employee,

Testing many application connectors at once - Compass

Solved: Re: Re: How to automate step Application/Test Connection? - Compass

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Here is a rule you can use with a rule runner task. Gives success or error in the task result and it is color coded :slight_smile:

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import sailpoint.object.TaskResult;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import sailpoint.connector.Connector;
import sailpoint.connector.ConnectorFactory;
import sailpoint.connector.;
import sailpoint.object.Application;
import sailpoint.object.TaskItemDefinition;
import sailpoint.object.TaskItemDefinition.ProgressMode;
import sailpoint.tools.GeneralException;
import sailpoint.tools.Message;
import sailpoint.tools.Util;
import sailpoint.api.SailPointContext;
import sailpoint.object.;
import java.lang.reflect.Constructor;
import java.util.*;

//Set app type if desired. Use query instead of null in getObjects statements and getConnector.
String appType = “DelimitedFile”;
//Run Test Connection?
boolean testConnect = true;
String disabled = “-1”;
// List results = new ArrayList();
//Application app = context.getObject(Application.class, “Extended Form”);
// return me;
//Query options for applications
QueryOptions query = new QueryOptions();
// Filter filter = Filter.ignoreCase(Filter.eq(“type”, appType));
Filter filter = Filter.ignoreCase(Filter.notnull(“maintenanceExpiration”));
query.addFilter(filter);
public Message msg(String s) {
return new Message(s,null); }
List apps = context.getObjects(Application.class, query);
// return apps;
if (testConnect) {
Iterator It = context.getObjects(Application.class, null).iterator();
while (It.hasNext()) {
Application app = It.next();
String name = app.getName();
Boolean me = app.isInMaintenance();
if (me == false) {
try {
Connector connector = sailpoint.connector.ConnectorFactory.getConnector(app, null);
connector.testConfiguration();
taskResult.addMessage(name+“: Test Connection Successful”);
} catch (Exception e) {
taskResult.addMessage(Message.error("Error- “+name+”: ! "+e.getMessage()));
log.error(e);
}
}
}
}
if(taskResult!=void) {
return “Success”; }

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