ResourceAction Support

Although the adapter does not support before and after actions, it does support running actions using the runResourceAction Provision Workflow Service. You can write a SmartRoles action in javascript or BeanShell, and it can call the SmartRoles APIs to perform custom behavior as part of a workflow. Input to the action script is contained in a Map object named actionContext. The actionContext Map contains the following:

The following ResourceAction XML is an example of a BeanShell action. (Set the actionType to JAVASCRIPT for a javascript action.) This action script takes an argument named user (retrieved from the additionalArgs Map) and searches the SmartRoles repository for one or more Person objects with a LOGON_ID that matches the value in the user argument. The string representation of each matching Person is then returned in the WavesetResult in the ACTION_RC ResultItem.

<?xml version=’1.0’ encoding=’UTF-8’?>
<!DOCTYPE ResourceAction PUBLIC ’waveset.dtd’ ’waveset.dtd’>
<!--  MemberObjectGroups="#ID#Top"-->
<ResourceAction createDate=’1148443502593’>
   <ResTypeAction restype=’SmartRoles’ timeout=’0’ actionType=’BEANSHELL’>
      <act>
         import bridgestream.core.*;
         import bridgestream.util.*;
         import bridgestream.temporal.person.*;
         import java.util.*;
         import com.waveset.object.*;
         IOMSession session = actionContext.get("session");
         OMEngine engine = OMEngine.getInstance(session);
         String user = actionContext.get("additionalArgs").get("user");
         UTNameValuePair[] criteria = new UTNameValuePair[] { new UTNameValuePair
            ("LOGON_ID", user) };
         UTTimestamp time = UTTimestamp.getSystemTimestamp();
         List list = session.search("PERSON", criteria, time, null, null);
         Iterator iter = list.iterator();
         StringBuffer buf = new StringBuffer();
         while (iter.hasNext()) {
            ENPerson person = (ENPerson)iter.next();
            buf.append(person.toString());
            buf.append("\n\n");
         }
         WavesetResult result = actionContext.get("result");
         result.addResult("ACTION_RC", buf.toString());
      </act>
   </ResTypeAction>
   <MemberObjectGroups>
      <ObjectRef type=’ObjectGroup’ id=’#ID#Top’ name=’Top’/>
   </MemberObjectGroups>
</ResourceAction>