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 or HTTP cookies.

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, the agent recreates it.

If an unauthenticated user attempts to access the protected page, the agent deletes HTTP cookies with the mapped name on the first request, and then creates them after login.

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

If a response header with the mapped name does not exist, the agent creates it.

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

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

Underscores in header names can cause errors in some web containers. Either don’t use underscores in header names, or see your web container documentation for information about how they are managed.

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