Set the callers for general and default bindings


 

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The caller specifies the token or message part used for authentication.

The caller is used to indicate which of the tokens on the incoming message is the caller of the request. This information is used to create authentication credentials. Use the WAS admin console to set caller settings for tokens and message parts.

New feature: WAS V7.0 provides support for multiple callers. The caller token used for authentication is the one with highest priority, based on decreasing order of preference.

 

  1. Create a new policy set and attach it to a service.

  2. Edit the general or default bindings for the WS-Security policy.

    To edit general provider bindings for WAS version 7.0, click...

    Services | Policy Sets | General Provider policy set bindings

    A caller is specified for the provider bindings only, not for the client bindings.

    To edit default bindings for WAS V 6.x, click...

    Services | Policy Sets | Default policy set bindings

  3. Navigate to the Callers panel by clicking on the WS-Security policy, then click the Caller link.

  4. Click New to create a new caller.

  5. Enter the Name and Caller identity local part information for the new caller.

  6. When we have finished entering the configuration information for the caller, click Apply to save the caller.

  7. If this is the first caller created for the policy set, the caller is automatically assigned as the highest priority caller, with an order of 1 (one). If other callers are already defined, the new caller is added at the end of the ordered list and is automatically assigned the lowest priority. We can change the order of the callers using the Move up and Move down buttons.

 

Results

When assigning orders to callers for migrated bindings, the callers are initially displayed with no order attribute. We cannot save the bindings until you assign order attributes to all the callers. Use the Move up and Move down buttons to change the order of the callers until they are in the correct order.

 

Related tasks


Create policy sets
Attach a policy set to a service artifact
Change the order of the callers for a token or message part
Set policy set bindings

 

Related


Caller settings