so what happens after the response is parsed? Is the account updated with the values from the response?
I’m running into an issues where the ccg logs show that the resp. gets parsed correctly and mapped per the schema but the account does not show the updated attrib value
Do you have the response mapping set up in the HTTP operations?
@mario_rod make sure you have response mapping set and that mapping you have properly checking the node like if the response inside result or directly.
Also if this is not working then use one more operation where you can get the account. If your response is coming properly and you have properly set then it will show updated.
Hi @vkashat
Yes I do:
ccg logs also show the resp. getting parsed after “add entitlement” op but nothing after that. I don’t see any “get object” or update acct. op being invoked. All I see is the connector trying to execute paging logic and then after a few steps it exits:
Hi @mkumariaas
Please see my response to @vkashat
Yes I have “get object” operation and it works when I test the single acct. aggregation in the ui.
Can you please clarify what exactly happens after the response is parsed? Is ISC supposed to update the acct with the response data? I can’t seem to find any info/docs that mention that
Hi @mario_rod ,
Change the root path to $.userPartials[*]
As “userPartials” is an array, you need to get the values by indexing. You can use JSON Path finder for the same. SailPoint Developer Community
Hi @JackSparrow
Yes I tried that, but still no luck. Also note, the parsing works both with “$.userPartials[*]” and “$.userPartials”. The ccg logs show that the response is parsed in both cases:
It looks like Get Object is not being invoked (there does not seem to be any logs that show that. It seems to only execute paging logic after the add operation and then just completes):
Hi @mario_rod Does the issue got resolved? As we see the response is being parsed, how about checking if response mapping and account schema are same?
Hi @JackSparrow
Still unresolved…
Yes, the response mapping and account schema are the same. Checked it multiple times.
What I don’t seem to be getting an answer to is: Does ISC automatically update the account with the values parsed from the response? If so, does it fire a specific http operation or does it just update the account with the mapped values from the response? Is there something in the ccg logs that I can look at?
