I am working on developing wizard form in Journey to create and update new organization. For creation I have utilized callbacks to collect information and used create object node to create new organization. But for update I need to understand how to retrieve organization information based on specific attribute like “name” or something and pull information and display it in callbacks so update can be made.
I have implemented this operation for users using “idRepository.getattributes()”. I want to understand how can we do this for organization.
I got your point of create a from and patch node to do update operation but our requirements is something different.
For e.g.,
currently I have created update flow for users using scripted decision done which will capture uuid and will user “idrepository.getIdentity(uuid)” to pull all user values and push it into shared state then I use attribute collector node to display it to the users where they can do the modification and using patch node it will update those data.
I want to achieve this same thing for organization, but the point I struck is since we have idrepository.getIdentity(uuid) to retrieve user info I want to know there is any other way can we have method to fetch org data and push it to shared state so I can display it to admins who can modify and do the updation.
Thank you for your inputs but solution for above requirement! Thanks in advance!
I have figured out that using openidm.read() I can able to get organization details based on “_id” but I can’t able to get custom attributes created for the organization managed objects.
As I aware that for “user managed objects” custom attributes can be retrieved from “fr-idm-custom-attrs” but when I used this for organization managed object its not giving the expected output.
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