You must have the SiteMinder Policy Server to run the applications and Policy Server plug-ins that you develop with the SiteMinder SDK.
However, in most cases, you do not use the Policy Server to build those applications and plug-ins. The one exception is that when building Policy Management applications for Solaris using the C Policy Management API, you must do so on the machine where the Policy Server is installed.
At runtime:
The following table specifies the type of access to the Policy Server required by your applications and plug-ins:
Applications or Plug-Ins Developed with This API... |
Require This Type of Access to the Policy Server... |
---|---|
Authentication API |
Local |
Authorization API |
Local |
Directory API |
Local |
Tunnel Services API |
Local |
Event API |
Local |
DMS Workflow API |
Local |
C Policy Management API |
Local |
C Agent API |
Local or Remote |
Java Agent API |
Local or Remote |
Java DMS API |
Local or Remote |
Java Policy Management API |
Local or Remote |
Note: When you build Policy Management applications for Solaris environments using the C Policy Management API, use the libraries libsmpolicyapi45.so and libsmutilities.so, which are part of the Policy Server.
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