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12/04/2023 09:38 AM
This is weird because I've done many REST connections before but this is the first time it didn't auto fill the user information.
This is the call
"httpParams": "[{\"entityName\": \"${user.systemusername}@mydomaain.net\",\"realm\": \"72a0c4e2-7590-45aa-9dc2-72a0c4e2\",\"organizationRid\": \"ri.multipass..organization.6990b2b1-950d-435d-b3ed-6990b2b1\",\"attributes\": {\"multipass:email:primary\": [\"${user.email}\"],\"multipass:given-name\": [\"${user.firstname}\"],\"multipass:family-name\": [\"${user.lastname}\"]}}]",
I made a call in Postman and this is how it created the account:
"principal": {
"id": "3916c458-3b9e-476c-b865-3916c458",
"username": "${user.systemusername}@mydomain.net",
"attributes": {
"multipass:realm": [
"72a0c4e2-7590-45aa-9dc2-72a0c4e2"
],
"multipass:email:primary": [
"${user.email}"
],
"multipass:given-name": [
"${user.firstname}"
],
"multipass:family-name": [
"${user.lastname}"
],
Look at how it didn't fill in the user information it just put the variable name
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12/04/2023 12:30 PM
Issue was
user.systemusername
Should be user.systemUserName