Its not autogenerated it’s id of the managedAttribute so you just get ma.getId() and this value you put to setOwnerId method
got it! I am able to get Managedattribute id… But we cannot passit as string to set ownerid . Do we need to send it as Object classifcation for both ownerid and ownertype
Hi @Preethi
Can you please share your classification object xml and Managed Attribute xml
This are the methods available in ObjectClassification class
It should be possible to just pass the string
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This is the code that works for me
<Source>
import sailpoint.object.ManagedAttribute;
import sailpoint.object.Classification;
import sailpoint.object.ObjectClassification;
ManagedAttribute ma = context.getObjectById(ManagedAttribute.class,"ac1fe44c7eda1367817eddf85c457d05");
Classification cl = context.getObjectByName(Classification.class,"FinancialSensitive");
ObjectClassification oc = new ObjectClassification();
oc.setOwnerId(ma.getId());
oc.setOwnerType("ManagedAttribute");
oc.setClassification(cl);
ma.addClassification(oc);
context.saveObject(ma);
context.commitTransaction();
</Source>
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Hi satish,
<?xml version='1.0' encoding='UTF-8'?>!DOCTYPE Classification PUBLIC “sailpoint.dtd” “sailpoint.dtd”
Classification created=“1591968047137” displayName=“IT Sensitive” id=“ac1ffeda72a81fac8172a8b0a0210484” modified=“1701290874563” name=“itSensitive” origin=“MRC-SOXApps”>
Attributes>
Map>
entry key=“sysDescriptions”>
value>
Map>
entry key=“en_US” value=“Allows access to IT sensitive Entitlements”/>
/Map>
/value>
/entry>
/Map>
/Attributes>
/Classification>
Managed Attribte:
<?xml version='1.0' encoding='UTF-8'?>!DOCTYPE ManagedAttribute PUBLIC “sailpoint.dtd” “sailpoint.dtd”>
ManagedAttribute attribute=“Entitlement” created=“1701354065639” displayName=“TestVeritax2” hash=“29f7b4c980a0e8a74443aaccb674ff4be760cf75” id=“ac1ffe458b07166b818c209acee6106c” modified=“1701354077036” type=“Entitlement” value=“TestVeritax2”>
ApplicationRef>
Reference class=“sailpoint.object.Application” id=“ac1ffecb8af213c0818af28924ce093c” name=“Veritax”/>
/ApplicationRef>
Attributes>
Map>
entry key=“sysDescriptions”>
value>
Map>
entry key=“en_US”/>
/Map>
/value>
/entry>
/Map>
/Attributes>
/ManagedAttribute>
I have the similar code but still sensitivity is not getting updated. Not sure what I am missing
<?xml version='1.0' encoding='UTF-8'?> This rule is used to mark sensitivity for newly added entitlment by defaultimport sailpoint.object.ObjectClassification;
import java.util.Date;
import org.apache.commons.lang.time.DateUtils;
import sailpoint.api.IncrementalObjectIterator;
import sailpoint.api.Terminator;
import sailpoint.api.*;
import sailpoint.tools.Util;
import java.util.Iterator;
import org.apache.commons.logging.LogFactory;
import org.apache.commons.logging.Log;
import sailpoint.tools.Util;
import java.util.Iterator;
ManagedAttribute ma = new ManagedAttribute();
String classificationName=“itSensitive”;
QueryOptions qo = new QueryOptions();
Classification classf=context.getObjectByName(Classification.class, classificationName);
log.error (“setClassification list is :”+classf);
ObjectClassification objClassf=new ObjectClassification();
objClassf.setClassification(classf);
log.error (“ObjectClassification list is :”+objClassf);
Date last1DayDate = new Date();
last1DayDate= DateUtils.addDays(last1DayDate, -1);
qo.addFilter(Filter.eq(“application.name”,“Veritax”));
//qo.addFilter(Filter.gt(“created”,last1DayDate));// Filter to Get entitlements created in last 1 day
log.error (“qo list is :”+qo);
IncrementalObjectIterator<ManagedAttribute> managedAttrsIterator = new IncrementalObjectIterator<ManagedAttribute>(context, ManagedAttribute.class, qo);
while (managedAttrsIterator.hasNext()) {
ManagedAttribute managedAttr = (ManagedAttribute) managedAttrsIterator.next();
String managedAttrid = managedAttr.getId() ;
objClassf.setOwnerId(managedAttr.getId()) ;
objClassf.setOwnerType(“ManagedAttribute”);
managedAttr.addClassification(objClassf);
log.error (“managedAttr list is :”+managedAttr);
context.saveObject(managedAttr);
context.commitTransaction();
log.error (“saved managedAttr list is :”+managedAttr);
}
context.commitTransaction();
I just copied your code to my lab environment and it works perfectly correct. It did what it was supposed to do exactly. So I would look for an issue somwhere in your environment - not in the code as it seems to be correct.
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With the code I provided it should work fine actually, I have tested the code before I provided you
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Can you share the log for the loggers you added here, code seems correct, also can you add the objects .toXml() in logs
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Thanks Satish! Code is working fine… I am able to set sensitivity for newly created entitlements. But i have created 5 new entitlements . only for last iterated entitlement sensitivity is getting updated. Do we need to change the iterator or am I missing something in the code .
ManagedAttribute ma = new ManagedAttribute();
String classificationName=“itSensitive”;
QueryOptions qo = new QueryOptions();
Classification classf=context.getObjectByName(Classification.class, classificationName);
log.error (“setClassification list is :”+classf);
ObjectClassification objClassf=new ObjectClassification();
objClassf.setClassification(classf);
log.error (“ObjectClassification list is :”+objClassf);
Date last1DayDate = new Date();
last1DayDate= DateUtils.addDays(last1DayDate, -1);
qo.addFilter(Filter.gt(“created”,last1DayDate));// Filter to Get entitlements created in last 1 day
log.error (“qo list is :”+qo);
IncrementalObjectIterator<ManagedAttribute> managedAttrsIterator = new IncrementalObjectIterator<ManagedAttribute>(context, ManagedAttribute.class, qo);
while (managedAttrsIterator.hasNext()) {
ManagedAttribute managedAttr = (ManagedAttribute) managedAttrsIterator.next();
log.error (“managedAttr list is :”+managedAttr);
objClassf.setOwnerId(managedAttr.getId()) ;
objClassf.setOwnerType(“ManagedAttribute”);
managedAttr.addClassification(objClassf);Preformatted text
context.saveObject(managedAttr);
context.commitTransaction();
}
Put this below code inside while loop, it should work
ObjectClassification objClassf=new ObjectClassification();
objClassf.setClassification(classf);
log.error (“ObjectClassification list is :”+objClassf);
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Also Setting Owner ID and owen Type is not really mandatory, but there is no harm in having those
Please try the above change I suggested related to while loop and let me know if it is working for all entitlements.
Perfect! Code is working as expected. Thanks a lot!
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