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I am trying to import some entitlements using the an user import as I do not have an API endpoint for the entitlements directly. I have an account in the target application that will have all the entitlements assigned and I can import using that account.
I think my problem is with the response. As I am using the users endpoint I am getting a list with one user in it and then the roles is inside another list as attached at the end.
My main concern is with the list path and callstopropsmapping part. I need to get each role individually from that list.
Options tried: "roles", "0.roles", "[0].roles" and some ternary operators I found on the forum and it did not work either.
[ { "id": 211, "phone-mobile": null, "country-of-residence": null, "roles": [ { "id": 2, "name": "Admin", "description": "Full system access to setup and maintain the application", "omnipotent": true, "system-role": true }, { "id": 3, "name": "User", "description": "Standard role for all users who need to create and/or approve requisitions", "omnipotent": false, "system-role": true }, { "id": 10003, "name": "Act-As", "description": "", "omnipotent": false, "system-role": false } ], "manager": null } ]
Thanks again for the reply. I am not sure how those changes are going to help me. I am getting a response but I do not know how to map it. If I leave the listPath empty I will not be referrencing something usefull either. I need my listPath to access the roles attribute in the first element of the whole list that I am getting as a response. Something similar to [0].roles in my opinion.
The example you shared with me has an endpoint specifically for that entitlement type which I do not. I have to do this via the /users endpoint which will give me a list including one element.
In that case you can loop over all accounts in call 1 and send account id to call 2 with dependentcall = true in call 2 and passing account id from response of call 1
Regards, Rushikesh Vartak If you find the response useful, kindly consider selecting Accept As Solution and clicking on the kudos button.
I am not sure I can do that either. If I am referencing acctToEntMappings in accountParams I get the details (not in full though) in cusstomproperty31 but just the id not the name and description, but the entitlements are not getting created even if importAsEntitlement is enabled. I think it is still something with the path not being correct in retrieving the data.
Those endpoints do not exist. I am trying to switch my approach here. Is there a way (or do I need a new forum post) to edit the response of the API call ? I want to remove the first and last character from the whole response to get rid of the square brackets.
Correct me if I am wrong - the response of the GET user API that is shared above contains the role information and you do not have a separate API to import roles, if this is the case, please use the below JSON and run both account and access recon jobs.
