How can Security Context be used in a Mediation Component in an AMX project?
Article ID: KB0092790
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| Products | Versions |
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| TIBCO ActiveMatrix Service Grid | - |
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When authentication happens on the Service Endpoint, an SAML token is created and available as the security context. This token can be used to enhance the outgoing request, from Reference endpoint to a Target.
Attached file upr2strings_medref_mediation_security_context.zip shows how to use information from the Security Context.
Attached file upr2strings_medref_mediation_security_context_headers.zip xsows how to add new HTTP Headers to the outgoing request using information from the Security Context.
When authentication happens on the Service Endpoint, an SAML token is created and available as the security context. This token can be used to enhance the outgoing request, from Reference endpoint to a Target.
Attached file upr2strings_medref_mediation_security_context.zip shows how to use information from the Security Context.
Attached file upr2strings_medref_mediation_security_context_headers.zip xsows how to add new HTTP Headers to the outgoing request using information from the Security Context.
Issue/Introduction
How can Security Context be used in a Mediation Component in an AMX project?
Additional Information
Chapter 2 Working with Mediation Flows --> Working with Message Context Properties --> Working with Context Parameters
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