--- title: "Script triggers defined in the managed object configuration" description: For information about how managed objects are handled, and the available script triggers, refer to Managed objects. component: pingoneaic page_id: pingoneaic:idm-scripting:script-triggers-managedConfig canonical_url: https://docs.pingidentity.com/pingoneaic/idm-scripting/script-triggers-managedConfig.html section_ids: managed_object_configuration_object: Managed object configuration object property_object: Property object --- # Script triggers defined in the managed object configuration *(tooltip: You can edit the managed object configuration over REST at the config/managed endpoint.)* For information about how managed objects are handled, and the available script triggers, refer to [Managed objects](../idm-objects/managed-objects.html). ## Managed object configuration object The following list describes the variables for each trigger: * `onCreate`, `postCreate` * **object**: The content of the object being created. * **newObject**: The object after the create operation is complete. * **context**: Information related to the current request, such as client, end user, and routing. * **resourceName**: The resource path of the object of the query. For example, if you create a managed user with ID `42f8a60e-2019-4110-a10d-7231c3578e2b`, resourceName returns `managed/realm-name_user/42f8a60e-2019-4110-a10d-7231c3578e2b`. * **request**: Information related to the request, such as headers, credentials, and the desired action. Also includes the endpoint, and payload to be processed. * `onUpdate`, `postUpdate` Return a JSON object. Variables: * **object**: The content of the object being updated. * **oldObject**: The state of the object, before the update. * **newObject**: Changes to be applied to the object. May continue with the `onUpdate` trigger. * **context**: Information related to the current request, such as client, end user, and routing. * **resourceName**: The resource path of the object the query. * **request**: Information related to the request, such as headers, credentials, and the desired action. Also includes the endpoint, and payload to be processed. * `onDelete`, `onRetrieve`, `onRead` Return a JSON object. Variables: * **object**: The content of the object. * **context**: Information related to the current request, such as client, end user, and routing. * **resourceName**: The resource path of the object the query. * **request**: Information related to the request, such as headers, credentials, and the desired action. Also includes the endpoint, and payload to be processed. * `postDelete` Returns a JSON object. Variables: * **oldObject**: Represents the deleted object. * **context**: Information related to the current request, such as client, end user, and routing. * **resourceName**: The resource path of the object the query is performed upon. * **request**: Information related to the request, such as headers, credentials, and the desired action. Also includes the endpoint, and payload to be processed. * `onSync` Returns a JSON object. Variables: * **oldObject**: Represents the object prior to sync. If sync has not been run before, the value will be `null`. * **newObject**: Represents the object after sync is completed. * **context**: Information related to the current request, such as client, end user, and routing. * **request**: Information related to the request, such as headers, credentials, and the desired action. Also includes the endpoint, and payload to be processed. * **resourceName**: An object representing the resource path the query is performed upon. * **syncResults**: A map containing the results and details of the sync, including: * **success** (boolean): Success or failure of the sync operation. * **action**: Returns the name of the action performed as a string. * **syncDetails**: The mappings attempted during synchronization. * `onStore`, `onValidate` Return a JSON object. Variables: * **object**: Represents the object being stored or validated. * **value**: The content to be stored or validated for the object. * **context**: Information related to the current request, such as client, end user, and routing. * **resourceName**: The resource path of the object the query is performed upon. * **request**: Information related to the request, such as headers, credentials, and the desired action. Also includes the endpoint, and payload to be processed. ## Property object The following list describes the variables for each trigger: * `onRetrieve`, `onStore` Return a JSON object. Variables: * **object**: Represents the object being operated upon. * **property**: The value of the property being retrieved or stored. * **propertyName**: The name of the property being retrieved or stored. * **context**: Information related to the current request, such as client, end user, and routing. * **resourceName**: The resource path of the object the query is performed upon. * **request**: Information related to the request, such as headers, credentials, and the desired action. Also includes the endpoint, and payload to be processed. * `onValidate` Returns a JSON object. Variables: * **property**: The value of the property being validated. * **context**: Information related to the current request, such as client, end user, and routing. * **resourceName**: The resource path of the object the query is performed upon. * **request**: Information related to the request, such as headers, credentials, and the desired action. Also includes the endpoint, and payload to be processed.