You create a variable to make it available for use in policies or responses. Variables are domain objects. You create them within a specific policy domain, or import them into a domain using the smobjimport tool.
More information about importing objects into policy domains exists in the Policy Server Administration guide.
You can create a static variable to make it available for use in policies or responses.
Note: The value of the resolved variable must not be greater than 1K.
To create a variable
The Variables page appears.
Verify that the Create a new object of type Variable option is selected.
The Create Variable :Select Domain page appears.
The Create Variable: Define Variable page appears.
Static variable settings open.
Note: Click Help for descriptions of settings and controls, including their respective requirements and limits.
The variable appears in the Variables tab of the domain. The variable can now be used in policy expressions or responses.
You can create a request context variable to make it available for use in policies or responses.
Note: The value of the resolved variable must not be greater than 1K.
To create a variable
The Variables page appears.
Verify that the Create a new object of type Variable option is selected.
The Create Variable :Select Domain page appears.
The Create Variable: Define Variable page appears.
Note: Request Context variable names must begin with the percent character (%).
Example: %REQUEST_ACTION
Request context settings open.
The variable appears in the Variables tab of the domain. The variable can now be used in policy expressions or responses.
You create a user context variable to make it available for use in policies or responses.
Note: The value of the resolved variable must not be greater than 1K.
To create a variable
The Variables page appears.
Verify that the Create a new object of type Variable option is selected.
The Create Variable :Select Domain page appears.
The Create Variable: Define Variable page appears.
Note: User Context variable names must begin with the percent character (%).
Example: %SM_USERPATH
User context settings open.
For other Item list selections, the Return Type value is preset as String or Boolean as appropriate and not user-configurable.
The variable appears in the Variables tab of the domain. The variable can now be used in policy expressions or responses.
By default, user context variables that are configured to obtain the value of a specified user property in the directory only support single value user attributes.
You can configure the Policy Server to support multiple value user attribute results when processing user context variables.
Follow these steps:
ps_install_dir\config\properties\scriptActiveExpConfig.properties
ALLOW_MULTIVALUSERATTR=1
You can create a Form Post variable to make it available for use in policies.
Note: The value of the resolved variable must not be greater than 1K.
To create a variable
A table lists the variables associated with the domain.
The Create Variable screen appears.
Variable settings open.
Form post settings open.
The variable appears in the Variables tab of the domain. The variable can now be used in policy expressions.
You create a Web Services variable to make it available for use in policies or responses.
Note: The value of the resolved variable must not be greater than 1K.
To create a variable
The Variables page appears.
Verify that the Create a new object of type Variable option is selected.
The Create Variable :Select Domain page appears.
The Create Variable: Define Variable page appears.
Web Service settings appear.
Note: The Policy Server uses this query to extract the value of the Web Service variable from the SOAP document returned by the Web Service.
Variable
The variable appears on the Variables tab of the domain and can now be used in policy expressions or responses.
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