AM 7.3.1

Message node

Presents a custom, localized message to the user.

In addition to the message, you can provide localized positive and negative responses the user must select to proceed.

Outcomes

  • True

  • False

Properties

Property Usage

Message

Click Add. Enter the message locale in the Key field; for example, en-gb. Enter the message to display to the user in the Value field.

Locales that you specify here must be real locales; otherwise, AM returns an Invalid config error.

If the locale of the user’s browser does not match any locale configured in the node, the node uses the Default Authentication Locale (set, per realm, in Authentication > Settings > General). If there is no default authentication locale, the node uses the Default Locale (set in Deployment > Servers > Server Name > General > System).

If the message property is left blank, the text Default message is displayed to the user.

To remove a message, select its delete icon ().

Positive answer

Specify a positive answer that causes evaluation to continue along the True outcome path.

Click the Add button, and then enter the locale of the positive answer in the Key field, and the message to display to the user in the Value field.

If the locale of the user’s browser cannot be determined during authentication, the first message in the list is used.

If the message property is left blank, the text Yes is displayed to the user.

To remove a message, select its delete icon ().

Negative answer

Specify a negative answer that causes evaluation to continue along the False outcome path.

Click the Add button, and then enter the locale of the negative answer in the Key field, and the message to display to the user in the Value field.

If the locale of the user’s browser cannot be determined during authentication, the first message in the list is used.

If the message property is left blank, the text No is displayed to the user.

To remove a message, select its delete icon ().

Shared State Property Name

The name of the shared state variable.

Example

An example of the Message node presenting a true/false question to the authenticating user.