I would like to add a javascript block that will generate a "random" password.
This will be part of a form to create service accounts.
I pass the form variable with the script to the workflow.
I have tried multiple options that I found online, however, they do not seem to be working in the form.
Any thoughts?
Is there a reason to generate and expose the password generation logic to the client side ? The workflow would be a better place to embed this logic.
If you must have the password at the time of form submission, you can have a JSP generate random password (uploaded via the UI section) and the form drop down with web service (hidden) will retrieve the password.
Thank you for your response.
My idea was to have the javascript hidden and the results passed in the provisioning workflow.
The account goes straight to CyberArk where the user has to follow protocols.
Are you able to add javascript in a workflow?
Your JSP idea sounds good as well.
You can use SQL statements to generate passwords that meet certain complexity criteria.
Sample
SELECT TRANSLATE(dbms_random.STRING('p', 13), 'A<> ', 'A'||
dbms_random.STRING('x', 50)) AS AFXCUSTOM_CUSTOM_PASSWORD
FROM DUAL
I would stay away from passwords generated via JavaScript.
That is amazing! THANK YOU!
You can use SQL statements to generate passwords that meet certain complexity criteria.
Sample
I would stay away from passwords generated via JavaScript.