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Dear All,
As Saviynt is not able to send an e-mail to a list of people without triggering an approval ... I've decided ti create a class in java that will do that workflow action.
Question is:
1- How can I get the body template via code from my existing templates?
2- Is there any place where we have java Jar working examples? I've seen in many posts some code here and there but nowhere any clear example end-to-end.
3- Is there any official documentation on the available java classes and functions that we can use from within the Saviynt product or we need to rise a ticket every time that we have any specific request?
4- If I cannot call directly the sendmail function from jar and I need to call the rest endpoint how do i get current sav url, token and all other needed parameters?
Kind regards,
Albert.
1- How can I get the body template via code from my existing templates?
2- Is there any place where we have java Jar working examples? I've seen in many posts some code here and there but nowhere any clear example end-to-end.
No there is no example, Create simple java program and load jar and restart application
3- Is there any official documentation on the available java classes and functions that we can use from within the Saviynt product or we need to rise a ticket every time that we have any specific request? You can use any java functions supported in jdk 1.8
4- If I cannot call directly the sendmail function from jar and I need to call the rest endpoint how do i get current sav url, token and all other needed parameters? - Its supported
All tests just to see that it executes the right method ... I don't mind to pass all as a Sing or whatever I'll do the split later on if needed.
@rushikeshvartak can you show me how you have sent the simple parameter? which was the format?
sendEmail({'TEST'})??
They are upgrading me to 24.7 just now... maybe later all will work 😄
Kind regards,
Albert.
Without using parameter just like this works fine for me:
In case that you want to use the same csv file that i use the contents must be (WorkflowAPIParameters.csv --> NO COLUMN NAMES):
USERNAME;;PASSWORD;;SAV_URL;;FROM_EMAIL;;TO_EMAIL;;INFORMATION E-MAIL SUBJECT;;MAIL_TEMPLATE_CSV_FILE_UPLOADED
2024-08-30T12:11:17-04:00-ecm----2024-08-30T16:11:16.774365717Z stdout F org.jbpm.pvm.internal.wire.WireException: method justCall(java.util.HashMap) is not available on object vartak.rushikesh.RushikeshVartakSaviyntAuthentication.SaviyntApp@11977869 (vartak.rushikesh.RushikeshVartakSaviyntAuthentication.SaviyntApp)
I tried same getting error
same works with jar connector
Finally my code is working.
below are default parameters you get
public static void sendEmail(HashMap<String, String> wfInput)
you don’t need and can’t pass parameters from workflow
Your code has some loopholes so fixed those
Code Snippets
Code :
Property File:
Property Files Content :
Password is Base 64 : https://www.base64encode.org/
Workflow Block
Logs Validation
Output :
From Saviynt:
From Windows:
Code: High Level
This class is designed to execute a workflow action, fetch configurations from a CSV file, authenticate with an API, and send an email based on a template. The class is equipped to handle both Windows and Unix-based file paths and includes options for detailed logging.
listOfFiles(File dirPath):
getDefaultConfig():
executeWorkflowAction(Map<String, String> wfInputMap):
