Random Password generation in Enable account JSON

[AK_28]

We are currently using the below JSON for SAP connector for Enable accounts.

{
"ADDRESS": {
"LASTNAME": "${user.lastname}",
"FIRSTNAME": "${user.firstname}",
"E_MAIL": "${user.email}",
"DEPARTMENT": "${user.customproperty24}",
"ROOM_NO_P": "${user.customproperty9}",
"FUNCTION": "${user.customproperty19}"
},
"LOGONDATA": {
"CLASS": "ACTIVE"
},
"DEFAULTS": {
"KOSTL": "${user.customproperty25}"
},
"PASSWORD": {
"BAPIPWD": "${randomPassword}"
}
}

The Random Password attribute in Create Account JSON is working fine, but in Enable Account JSON it is giving Null as password when passed in email template of enable account email.

[SumathiSomala]

@AK_28 Try

${task.password}

[rushikeshvartak]

below objects are exposed in enable Account JSON

{
"ADDRESS": {
"LASTNAME": "${user.lastname}",
"FIRSTNAME": "${user.firstname}",
"E_MAIL": "${user.email}",
"DEPARTMENT": "${user.customproperty24}",
"ROOM_NO_P": "${user.customproperty9}",
"FUNCTION": "${user.customproperty19}"
},
"LOGONDATA": {
"CLASS": "ACTIVE"
},
"DEFAULTS": {
"KOSTL": "${user.customproperty25}"
},
"PASSWORD": {
"BAPIPWD": "${task.password}"
}
}

[AK_28]

We have put ${task.password} in the enable account json as well as the email template. Password in the enable account task completion email is showing as "null". 

Our goal is to generate a random password on enable account and send it via email just like we are doing it for new account tasks.

Please find the email template below.

SAP account of- ${user.firstname} ${user.lastname}, has been successfully enabled. Kindly find the attached information.

Request id: ${requestid}

PIN: ${user.username}
NIC: ${user.customproperty11}
EPF: ${user.customproperty9}
Email: ${user.email}
First Name: ${user.firstname}
Last Name: ${user.lastname}
Company: ${user.companyname}
Department: ${user.departmentname}
Cost Center: ${user.customproperty25}
NAR: ${requestor.email}

Password: ${task.password}

[rushikeshvartak]

To get what variables are present to use in the email template, check using the below expression. By putting it in the email body, it will print all variable names with values, and then accordingly, you can use it:


${this.binding.variables.each {k,v -> println "$k = $v" + "" + "br" + ">"}}