What does plan.getSource() return

[sreeram (Sreeram N)]

Hi,

What is returned for the methods plan.getSource() / plan.getSourceName() on a plan generated after an certification remediation in ISC?

[HussainshaSyed001 (Hussainssha Syed)]

this is used to get the source name in a logic. This also used to get source objects
here object return are
id, name, type, owner etc

[sreeram (Sreeram N)]

Hi,

I get that but my question is if the plan is generated for certification remediation, what would the value be?

[HussainshaSyed001 (Hussainssha Syed)]

let say in certification identifies unwanted access, hence generates provisioning request to revoke that access. Here this method (plan.getSource) helps which source that revoked access belongs to, it inturn enables the system to have correct remediation steps.

[sreeram (Sreeram N)]

@HussainshaSyed001

et say in certification identifies unwanted access, hence generates provisioning request to revoke that access. Here this method (plan.getSource) helps which source that revoked access belongs to, it inturn enables the system to have correct remediation steps.

Isn’t this what the method getTargetIntegration() returns?

[HussainshaSyed001 (Hussainssha Syed)]

@sreeram

getTargetIntegration()

i dont think that does

[sreeram (Sreeram N)]

@HussainshaSyed001

let say in certification identifies unwanted access, hence generates provisioning request to revoke that access. Here this method (plan.getSource) helps which source that revoked access belongs to, it inturn enables the system to have correct remediation steps.

In IIQ, I can confirm that the getTargetIntegration() method behaves exactly as you described. What I’m looking to confirm is whether plan.getSource() returns "Certification" when the plan is generated as part of a remediation action from a certification campaign.

So far, I haven’t come across any documentation or artifacts that explicitly confirm this behavior.

[HussainshaSyed001 (Hussainssha Syed)]

yes you are right plan.getSource() does same