Response Attribute Map

Map key: The name of a response attribute returned by AM with a policy decision

Map value: The name of one or more HTTP headers, HTTP cookies, or request attributes

If an HTTP cookie with the mapped name does not exist, the agent creates it.

If an HTTP cookie with the mapped name already exists and the cookie value is different from the mapped value, the agent overwrites the cookie.

If an HTTP cookie with the mapped name already exists and the cookie value is the same as the mapped value, the agent does nothing.

If the profile attribute name (key) does not exist, the agent does not create the HTTP cookie.

The agent does not automatically clear cookies. To prevent a build up of cookies, consider adding them to the Reset Cookie List.

If an HTTP header with the mapped name does not exist, the agent creates it.

If an HTTP header with the mapped name already exists, the agent does not overwrite it but simply appends information to the HTTP header.

If the profile attribute name (key) does not exist, the agent does not create the HTTP header.

When an HTTP header name is used in a request header, it is prefixed by HTTP_. The agent automatically changes lower case letters to upper case, and hyphens (-) to underscores (_). For example, CUSTOM-userid becomes HTTP_CUSTOM_USERID.