Use the listAll action to retrieve a list of user (or other object type) IDs found in the customer’s database. If you do not define the listAll action, you cannot call the FormUtil.listResourceObjects methods from a form for this resource instance.
In addition, if you do not define the listAll action or the getAccountIterator action, then account iteration (reconciliation, Load From Resource) is not supported.
The actionContext map contains the following entries:
Key |
Value Type |
Value Description |
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conn |
java.sql.Connection |
JDBC connection to the customer’s database |
adapter |
com.wavset.adapter.ScriptedJdbcResourceAdapter |
Adapter instance |
action |
java.lang.String |
The listAllObjects string |
objectType |
java.lang.String |
Indicates which type of object IDs should be listed. Typically, you use the account object type to list user IDs. You can use other object type IDs (such as group) if the script is written to produce IDs for other object types. |
options |
java.util.Map |
Additional (optional) options that can be passed in to the listResourceObjects invocation |
resultList |
java.util.List |
The script adds entries to this list. Each item the script adds to the list should be a string ID. |
errors |
java.util.List |
Initially, this value is an empty list. The script may add java.lang.String objects to this list if any errors are found during processing. |
trace |
com.waveset.adapter.Trace |
Object used to trace execution. Scripts can use the methods of this class to make themselves “debuggable” in a customer environment. |
Any throw from within the script is considered a failure.
If the script encounters any errors, the script may also add appropriate strings to the errors key. The presence of any items in the errors List is considered a failure.