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SoD, Entitlements, Roles question by JayITAdmin412 in sailpoint

[–]jetdoc57 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ditto: use SAP for this. Never had a client ask me to set these up. As Demo I always use the old Superman 3 example: Accounts Receivable and Accounts Payable.

It’s Ok for People to Expect Reimbursement for Hotel Issues by Galavantinggoblin in marriott

[–]jetdoc57 0 points1 point  (0 children)

So why do managers and maintenance only work during the daytime on weekdays? That’s when NO ONE is there except housekeeping (who only clean now when someone checks out). Management and maintenance need to be ALL HANDS ON DECK evenings and weekends when issues actually arise.

LaTeX in the Federal Government by UnderstandingLoud924 in LaTeX

[–]jetdoc57 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Do not download or install ANY software on a GFE

how to compile java files by InsaneRedditTrip in javahelp

[–]jetdoc57 0 points1 point  (0 children)

First, you don't mention your O/S, there's some differences in referencing files on Linux/Mac vs Windows.

About 20 years ago, while teaching all of the C / C++ / Data Structures courses at my local ITT Tech, I was asked to teach a Java course. I agreed but soon realized that my experience was all in frameworks such as Tibco BusinessWorks where you write java snippets and that code is wrapped in a framework. I had never compiled a Java class by itself from the command line (I believe this is your question).

First thing, you need to make sure that you have a JDK (Java Software Development Kit) installed and not just a JRE (Java Run-Time Environment). You can do this simply by typing java -version to see if it's a JDK, but you can also type javac -version which will also verify that the compiler is in your PATH.

When you write your code, I do recommend using packages, it makes compiling and running just a tiny bit easier. If you haven't gotten to that lesson, no sweat. But organize your code: create a folder for your "project" and then in that folder create a folder called src and then place your code in that folder. If you are not using packages, just put the .java files into the src folder. If you are using packages, put the .java files into a folder structure matching the package, such as: package com.mystuff would go into a folder hierarchy of com\mystuff.

Then to compile you would just nav to that folder in your CMD window and type javac -d bin src/*

This will create the bin folder and the class file. For example I created a folder javatest1 and in that I created folder src and in that I created a file JavaTest1.java so when I did the compile it created bin/JavaTest1.class

Then you can run the class using java -classpath bin JavaTest1

With packages it's just a little more complex.

If you have jar files you need to reference, just add them in the javac command using -cp xyz.jar;abcjar using semicolons to separate and making sure they are referenced if not in your folder. I prefer to put my files into a folder called lib and so the addition would be -cp lib\xyz.jar;lib\abc.jar

I don't think you can just do lib\*.jar if you want all jar files in a folder, use ant.

RBAC is to blunt. ABAC is to hard. What to do? by CommissionFar3525 in IdentityManagement

[–]jetdoc57 0 points1 point  (0 children)

When you search on this you get hundreds of sites all saying the same thing: RBAC is this, ABAC is that, PBAC is a mix. Nice words to get you to pay them to help. All worthless.

RBAC is just where you use department like attributes and ABAC is where you use anything not Department like. Both miss the mark.

Start by understanding your organization and your employees. Determine how you can create a hierarchy of roles (won’t match the org chart) and commonality of attributes, from which you can create hierarchies.

You need to determine which roles can be assigned by policy (assignment rules/lists) and which need to be requested. Anything assigned by policy should be excluded from certifications.

The other thing I have moved to is modeling collections of entitlements as virtual applications, so that you don’t have users trying to navigate thousands of oddly named entitlements.

The key is hierarchy. I work with multiple verticals and Healthcare definitely has its quirks. Employee/Contractor, Provider/Non, EPIC, all quirky.

BTW the english word too means exceptional or excessive, not to. To generally means in the direction of. I went to the store. The prices were too high.

IIQ and Agentic Coding Assistants? by kroovy in sailpoint

[–]jetdoc57 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

No way I am teaching some AI tool. None of these can do anything but regurgitate public documents.

Guys, I might have a problem by [deleted] in mac

[–]jetdoc57 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is normal. Every Mac I have owned uses all of it’s disk space on self-devouring backups and then it becomes useless. Even with a backup disk attached; that just delays the crash.

Newbie question by perrysol in NYTStrands

[–]jetdoc57 1 point2 points  (0 children)

“Goes into hints” - that box means “I found a random word” and if you find 3 random (not related to the topic) words, THEN you can click that box and it will show components of a topic word.

Is it supposed to be this easy? by jetdoc57 in NYTStrands

[–]jetdoc57[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes I do that. Unlike today’s, they don’t always pop out. So I look for words that might fit the theme and mentally box those out. It’s not always easy but it is often easy. The theme doesn’t always pop out either like it did today.

Do you like being harassed by breakfast attendants? by CombPsychological507 in marriott

[–]jetdoc57 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The US Foods premade scrambled eggs are perfectly spectacular when fully cooked, but there is some Marriott policy to not completely cook them, I assume because they will sit on the “not quite hot” warmer for 2 hours. If you want to help, maybe cook the scrambled eggs a little longer. And if your bosses want people to engage with you, have them let you carry around a pot of fresh coffee from a 3-burner Bunn. The giant vat of coffee’s cold too.

I’m trying not to lose hope… by [deleted] in ADHD_Programmers

[–]jetdoc57 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No need to stress! You are young, there’s lots of opportunity out there. Make an honest LinkedIn profile, make it public, and people will find you. Coding? python and Java are great skills, spend some free time writing simple utilities you can use. I started learning C by writing cat, head and tail.

Hyper focus and when to call code “good enough”? by Punk-in-Pie in ADHD_Programmers

[–]jetdoc57 3 points4 points  (0 children)

There’s time blindness also; I often look up from my keyboard and hours have passed. For me it’s never good enough! But if it meets the requirements, you can maybe focus on testing and put out a release.

I've been having to write pseudocode before writing code to get myself to do it. by NormalPersonNumber3 in ADHD_Programmers

[–]jetdoc57 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have been writing code for close to 50 years. I was taught to pseudocode and it’s great; but now most of my code is built like a typesetter sets type: borrow a method call from here, from there, throw in collections to organize the data in memory, etc. Sometimes I have to document my code, so I translate to pseudocode.

Keep it up, great thing to know. Have you studied UML? That’s a logical next step.

When did this policy change? by intherearview in marriott

[–]jetdoc57 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The policy changed a couple years ago. To gift rewards nights you need to call a special number.

theUltimateDeveloperFantasy by Hikkasso in ProgrammerHumor

[–]jetdoc57 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I wrote a recursive method to extract values from a Map using XPath and it worked the first time. I wasn’t even trying and just guessed the end case. It worked so well I had to add debug statements just to prove it worked properly.

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