- Book Information
- Index
- Preface
- Chapter 1 Introduction to J2EE Agents
for Policy Agent 2.2
- Uses of J2EE Agents
- How J2EE Agents Work
- What’s New About J2EE Agents
- Removal of J2EE Agent Dependency on LDAP and on Administrative Accounts
- Enhanced J2EE Agent Installation Process
- J2EE Agent Coexistence With Access Manager
- J2EE Agent Support for Client Identification Based on Custom HTTP Headers
- J2EE Agent Specific Application for Housekeeping Tasks
- J2EE Agent URL Policy Enhancements
- J2EE Agent Support for Flexible User Mapping Mechanisms
- J2EE Agent Support for Fetching User Session Attributes
- J2EE Agent Support for Version Checking
- J2EE Agent Support for Not-Enforced IP List
- J2EE Agent Support for Custom Response Headers
- J2EE Agent Support for Application Logout Integration
- J2EE Agent Support for Application Specific Agent Filter Operation Modes
- J2EE Agent Support for Affinity-Based Login URL Selection
- J2EE Agent Support for a Sample Application
- J2EE Agent Backward Compatibility With Access Manager 6.3
- Information About Using J2EE Agents in Policy Agent 2.2
- Chapter 2 Vital Installation Information for a J2EE Agent in Policy Agent 2.2
- Chapter 3 Installing the IBM WebSphere Application Server 6.1 Agent
- Installation Related Information About Agent for WebSphere Application Server 6.1
- Preparing to Install Agent for WebSphere Application Server 6.1
- Launching the Installation Program of Agent for WebSphere Application Server 6.1
- Using the Installation Program of Agent for WebSphere Application Server 6.1
- About Installation Prompts in Agent for WebSphere Application Server 6.1
- Example of Installation Program Interaction in Agent for WebSphere Application Server 6.1
- Implications of Specific Deployment Scenarios in Agent for WebSphere Application Server 6.1
- Summary of a J2EE Agent Installation in Policy Agent 2.2
- Chapter 4 Post-Installation Tasks
for the IBM WebSphere Application Server 6.1 Policy Agent
- Common Post-Installation Tasks for All Version 2.2 J2EE Agents
- Post-Installation Tasks Specific to the WebSphere Application Server 6.1 Agent
- Creating the Agent Profile User and Role, WebSphere
Primary Administrative User, and WebSphere Administrative Role
- Creating a New J2EE Agent Profile User
- Creating a New J2EE Agent Profile Role and Assign the Role to the Agent Profile User
- Assigning Read Access to the Agent Profile Role
- Creating the Primary Administrative User in Access Manager
- Creating the WebSphere Administrative Role in Access Manager
- Editing the AMConfig.properties File to Get a Non-Expiring SSO Token for the New Agent Profile User's SSO Session
- Global Configuration Tasks for WebSphere Application Server 6.1
- Setting the Custom Registry of WebSphere Application Server 6.1
- Adding an Access Manager Trust Association Interceptor to WebSphere Application Server 6.1
- Turning On Global Security for WebSphere Application Server 6.1
- Granting Access to the WebSphere Application Server 6.1 Administration Console
- Editing the AMAgent.properties File
- Deploying the Agent Application
- Installing the Agent Filter for the WebSphere Application Server 6.1 Administration Console
- Allowing Access to the WebSphere Application Server 6.1 Administration Console
- Verifying Access to the WebSphere Application Server 6.1 Administration Console
- Configuring Applications Protected by the WebSphere Application Server 6.1 Agent
- Creating the Agent Profile User and Role, WebSphere
Primary Administrative User, and WebSphere Administrative Role
- Conditional Post-Installation Task for Version 2.2 J2EE Policy Agents
- Chapter 5 Managing Policy Agent 2.2 for WebSphere Application Server 6.1
- Key Features and Tasks Performed With the J2EE AMAgent.properties Configuration File
- Hot-Swap Mechanism in J2EE Agents
- List Constructs in the J2EE AMAgent.properties Configuration File
- Map Constructs in the J2EE AMAgent.properties Configuration File
- J2EE Property Configuration: Application Specific or Global
- J2EE Agent Filter Modes
- Enabling Web-Tier Declarative Security in J2EE Agents
- Enabling Failover in J2EE Agents
- Login Attempt Limit in J2EE Agents
- Redirect Attempt Limit in J2EE Agents
- Not-Enforced URI List in J2EE Agents
- Fetching Attributes in J2EE Agents
- Configuring FQDN Handling in J2EE Agents
- Using Cookie Reset Functionality in J2EE Agents
- Enabling Port Check Functionality in J2EE Agents
- Key Features and Tasks Performed With the J2EE agentadmin Program
- Key Features and Tasks Performed With the J2EE Agent API
- Key Features and Tasks Performed With WebSphere Application Server 6.1
- Key Features and Tasks Performed With the J2EE AMAgent.properties Configuration File
- Chapter 6 Uninstalling the IBM WebSphere Application Server 6.1 Agent
- Preparing to Uninstall Agent for WebSphere Application Server 6.1
- All Systems: Uninstalling Agent for WebSphere Application Server 6.1
- All Systems: Removing Files of Agent for WebSphere Application Server 6.1
- Appendix A Silent Installation
and Uninstallation of a J2EE Agent in Policy Agent 2.2
- About Silent Installation and Uninstallation of a J2EE Agent in Policy Agent 2.2
- Appendix B J2EE Agent AMAgent.properties Configuration File in Policy Agent 2.2
- Location of the J2EE AMAgent.properties Configuration File
- List of Properties in the J2EE AMAgent.properties Configuration File
- Description of Properties in the J2EE AMAgent.properties Configuration File
- Filter Operation Mode Property
- User Mapping Properties
- Client Identification Properties
- Configuration Reload Interval Property
- Locale Identification Properties
- Organization Name Property
- Audit Log Properties
- Web Service Processing Properties
- Access Denied URI Property
- Form Login Processing Properties
- Local Authentication Processing Properties
- Goto Parameter Name Property
- Login URL Property
- Login URL Prioritized Flag Property
- Agent Server Properties
- Login Attempt Limit Property
- URL Decode SSO Token Flag Property
- SSO Cache Enable Property
- Cookie Reset Processing Properties
- CDSSO Processing Properties
- Logout Processing Properties
- FQDN Processing Properties
- Legacy User Agent Processing Properties
- Custom Response Headers Property
- Redirect Attempt Limit Property
- Port Check Processing Properties
- Not-Enforced URI Processing Properties
- Not-Enforced Client IP Processing Properties
- Common Attribute Fetch Processing Properties
- Profile Attribute Processing Properties
- Session Attribute Processing Properties
- Response Attribute Processing Properties
- Bypass Principal List Property
- Privileged Attribute Processing Properties
- Service Resolver Property
- Agent Username and Password Properties
- Encryption Key Properties
- Debug Service Properties
- SSO Token Cookie Name Property
- Naming Service URL Property
- Session Client Properties
- Encryption Provider Property
- User Data Cache Update Time Property
- Service Data Cache Update Time Property
- SAML Service Properties
- Authentication Service Properties
- Policy Client Properties
- Appendix C Troubleshooting a J2EE Agent Deployment in Policy Agent 2.2