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Axway Policy Studio configuration

Configure Axway Policy Studio.

About this task

To configure Axway Policy Studio:

Steps

  1. Launch Axway Policy Studio and create a new project from an API Gateway instance.

    A screen capture of the Welcome to Policy Studio page with a green box around the New Project from an API Gateway instance link.
  2. In the New Projectpop-up window, enter the details and click Next.

    A screen capture of the New Project > Project Details with the Use default location option and Next button highlighted in orange.
  3. Enter Host details, Username, and Password of the API Gateway to connect and click Next.

    A screen capture of New Project > Open connection page. Values are entered in the Host, Username, and Password fields.
  4. Click Import configuration fragment from the File sub-menu in the menu bar.

    A screen capture of the File menu with Import > Import Configuration Fragment selected.

    From the pop-up window, import the Axway Policy from the directory where it was saved. Select the policy and click OK.

    A screen capture of the policy selection page with the policy and OK button highlighted in orange.
  5. After the Axway Policy is imported, click on Policies → ASESecurity → ASE Request Handler → Access Token Information. Double click the Access Token Information box in the ASE Request Handler window.

    A screenshot of the ASE Request Handler with a box and arrow on Access Token Information.

    1. In the Configure "Access Token Information" pop-up window, enter your OAuth token store information and click the …​ button.

      A screenshot of the Configure 'Access Token Information' window with a box and arrow on the ore Options icon.
    2. In the Select OAuth Cache pop-up window, select the OAuth token store.

      A screenshot of the Select OAuth Cache window. OAuth Access Token Store is selected.
  6. After the Axway Policy is imported, click Environment Settings in the left-hand column. Click Add HTTP Header. In the HTTP Header Value field, enter the ASE authentication token that was created.

    A screenshot of the Add HTTP Header page.
  7. After the Axway Policy is imported, click Environment Settings in the left-hand column and click Connect to ASE Request under ASE_Request_Connector. Enter the IP address or the hostname of your ASE in the URL field as shown below:

    A screenshot of the Connect to ASE Request page with an example URL entered in the Environmentalized fields field..
  8. In the Environment Settings in the left-hand column, click Connect to ASE Responseunder ASE_Response_Connector.Enter the IP address or the hostname of your ASE in the URL field as shown below:

    A screenshot of the Connect to ASE Response - Environment Settings page with an example URL entered. <your-ASE-server-name> is highlighted.
  9. In the left pane of the window, click Server Settings.

  10. In the Server Settings window, double-click Request Policies under API Manager.

  11. In the Add Request Policy pop-up window, check the ASE Request Handler and click OK.

    A screenshot of the Add Request Policy menu. ASE Request Handler is selected.
  12. Click Add and then Save.

    A screenshot of the Request Policies page.
  13. Repeat step 9-10 for Response Policies.

  14. Deploy the policies by clicking Deploy.