triggerWorkflowGeneric.js revision 5473d8f2f4827928e54c315e87a3453d19349693
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/*global workflowName, openidm, params */
/*
triggerWorkflowGeneric.js - A script to create workflow from event hooks given a set of parameters.
The parameters is a map of key value pairs. The values are expected to be script snip-its which
are evaluated and their values reassigned to the key.
Example "params" for Contractor Onboarding Process workflow:
{
"mail": "object.mail",
"startDate": "object.startDate",
"sn": "object.sn",
"department": "object.dept",
"provisionToXML": "false",
"_formGenerationTemplate": "object.formGenTemp"
"endDate": "object.endDate",
"givenName": "object.name",
"password": "object.pw",
"description": "object.desc",
"telephoneNumber": "object.phone",
"userName": "object.username",
"jobTitle": "object.title"
}
Example "workflowName": "contractorOnboarding:1:3"
In addition to the well-known "params" and "workflowName" variables, there can be additional variables exposed to this script depending on the context in which it is invoked.
For example, things like "object", "source", "target", etc...
Those variables are only going to be used indirectly, by evaluating the param keys, but they are still important to be aware of in order to make sense of this script.
*/
(function () {
try {
} catch (e) {
}
}
return;
}());