In RSA Identity Governance & Lifecycle, an application restart resets the Aveksa Application request workflows to OOTB if using default workflows
Originally Published: 2019-07-23
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Applies To
RSA Version/Condition: 7.x
Issue
The following example explains this in more detail.
- In the RSA Identity Governance & Lifecycle user interface, go to Resources > Applications > Aveksa > Requests tab and scroll down to the Approval and Fulfillment sections. Note the default OOTB approval workflow is Asset Business Owner Approval and the default OOTB Fulfillment workflow is Security Fulfillment Handler.
- Modify the application to use default workflows:
- Restart the RSA Identity Governance & Lifecycle application (acm restart). Note the default OOTB workflows are back:
Resolution
- In the following example, specific worfklows have been defined for the Aveksa Application:
- After an RSA Identity Governance & Lifecycle Application restart (acm restart), the workflow definitions have been retained:
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