If for certain applications, provisioning isn’t configured and we need to direct the user to another link for those applications, how can we do that? So when the user request for access and chooses certain entitlement , and submits the requests, can we write a rule in the workflow to check for application , the access is being requested for and if provisioning isn’t supported, then to show a prompt or message ?
I guess you are talking about dis-connected application, then by default a manual workitem will be created.
But if you want to show a prompt then that is possible. You need to modify ootb lcm provisioning method and evaluate the approvalset and get the application object and see isprovisioningSupported..if no create a error message and terminate the workflow
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From 13:32, what the trainer says and what is shown in slide is different. Please correct it.
Thanks for pointing out.
can it be changed? the whole video cant be followed because of that..
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If for certain applications, provisioning isn’t configured and we need to direct the user to another link for those applications, how can we do that? So when the user request for access and chooses certain entitlement , and submits the requests, can we write a rule in the workflow to check for application , the access is being requested for and if provisioning isn’t supported, then to show a prompt or message ?
I guess you are talking about dis-connected application, then by default a manual workitem will be created.
But if you want to show a prompt then that is possible. You need to modify ootb lcm provisioning method and evaluate the approvalset and get the application object and see isprovisioningSupported..if no create a error message and terminate the workflow