Which IIQ version are you inquiring about?
8.4p2
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Hello Everyone,
We are working on integrating Sailpoint IIQ with an application using webservices connector. The application team has built APIs for user provisioning, but there are no GET methods available, and they are not ready to build them. Since, the connector first checks for connectivity before doing the actual provisioning, Is there any way for us to bypass the test connection step or create a dummy test connection step?
Any inputs or suggestions are highly appreciated.
Thanks,
Maneesh.B
I am sure you have already done that but you should ask app team to give you a simple health check endpoint, it can be GET or POST and return 200 with ok or success. Even though you can fake the test connection part, having a real connectivity probe is the way to go.
you could create a before operation rule and use that to return a success for test connection or you can use any endpoint that is available in your app to succeed the test connection part.
Understand your pain. Can’t wait for the application team to setup what you need because you need to test the more difficult parts of the application.
The following is provided as an example of what @sunnyajmera suggested, but obviously don’t use external end points from a client site. Use some on your local computer or in house (like another dev application if you have).
Base URL: https://
Test Connection: dummyjson.com/users/1
Add Entitlement: jsonplaceholder.typicode.com/posts/1 (i.e. your existing endpoint here)
Result: Test Successful (with ready end-point for testing).
