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Publish of customized attestation policies on the webPortal

m fantini
4 months ago

Hi all,

I created a custom attestation policy (with all the other cusotm objects such as attestation procedure, approval policy and approval workflow), but when in the webPortal in the section "Attestation Policies" is not present. 

Why this behavior? Is there any particular parameter to be configured?

Version: 9.2

Thanks,

Martina

  • 0 4 months ago in reply to Niels de Groot

    I entered the 'AttestationWizardParm' by hand via the objectbrowser for the custom attestation procedure created and now the attestation is visible on the webPortal. But then from the webPortal, the drop-down menu of the condition type contains only the option setted in the Attestation wizard parameter and I can't edit it as for the others. As a reference you can see the default attestation policy “Business role membership attestation”: in the condition type you can select “All roles” which is the one from the Attestation wizard parameter (reference "Business role membership attestation - All roles) and then there are other options as well. How these other options can be inserted in the condition type of the custom attestation policy?

  • 0 4 months ago in reply to Markus Weiss-Ehlers

    Okay, if in the definition of the wizard parameters in the “WhereClauseSnippet” I enter 1=1, I will be able to see all the objects (in my case the business roles) and it works. But  the drop-down menu of the condition type contains only this option and not also other types of option to filter (as for example for the other Attestation policies). 
    I created the wizard parameters copying the configuration of a default one. Maybe I have to set other entries in other tables in other to see also the other options in the drop-down menu? 
    The only difference that I see is that the UID_AttestationWizardParam is built differently from the default one. The default one has "3 letters - 32 numbers and letters", the custom one is composed as the UID of all other objects on OneIM.

  • 0 4 months ago in reply to m fantini

    Let's do this the other way around. Can you describe your parameter- / filter-options use-cases? So what Filter types should be available and what are the choosable options for the end user. I might be able to provide a working sample then.


  • 0 4 months ago in reply to Markus Weiss-Ehlers

    For example, I would like the user to be able to filter by:

    • specific roles
    • specific identities
    • specific role classes

    The custom attestation is based on the "Business role membership attestation"

  • 0 4 months ago in reply to m fantini

    I suggest you look at the OOTB attestation wizard parameters for the "Business role membership attestation".

    If your new attestation object has the same base object type you should be able to create copies of these parameters and assign them to your new attesation object.

    A where clause to identify these parameters in the ObjectBrowser is below.

    UID_AttestationObject = 'RMS-FABBCBAA7529402A95021C0FB782B722'
and UID_AttestationWizardParm in ('RMS-FF0168F0975641688BE985088553C678', 'RMS-B614ECF3E79240CBBEA8279131EFA971', 'RMS-B3A4ED6D253E4B4398D302FC2051CB25')