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(Optional) Configure Application Responses

To include a response (for example, to generate WS-Security headers) in the application security policy you generate from a WSDL file, first configure the response.

To create a response:

  1. Click on the Response tab from the Application dialog.
  2. Click Create Response.

    The Create Application Response pane opens.

  3. Type the name of the response in the General group box.
  4. Click Create Response Attribute to create a response attribute and add it to the attribute list.
  5. The Create Response Attribute pane opens. Select a response attribute from the Attribute drop-down list.
    1. Select an attribute type on the Attribute Kind (one of Static, User Attribute, DN Attribute, and Active Response) group box.

      The fields on the Attribute Fields group box are updated to match the specified attribute type.

    2. Complete the fields on the Attribute Fields group box.

      Note: For WebAgent-SAML-Session-Ticket-Variable and WebAgent-WS-Security-Token attributes, you can either enter values directly in the Variable Name and Variable Value fields or populate those fields with valid values from the Select a Name and Select a Value lists that appear.

    3. Specify Cache Value or Recalculate value every ... seconds on the Attribute Caching group box.
    4. Click Submit.

      The Create Response Attribute Task is submitted for processing, and the response attribute is added to the Attribute List on the Create Response Attribute pane.

  6. Create further response attributes as required.
  7. Click OK.

    The Create Response Task is submitted for processing and you are returned to the Responses tab.

More information:

Variable for Specifying the Generated WS-Security Token Type

Variables for Generating SAML Tokens

Variables for Encrypting/Decrypting WS‑Security Messages

Variables for Handling WS‑Security Headers