Java Agents 2024.3

Enable HTTP 302 Redirects

Controls how the agent handles redirects, as follows:

  • true: HTTP 302 Redirects are enabled. When an unauthenticated request is made, and not-enforced rules do not apply, the agent returns an HTTP 302 code to redirect the user to an authentication endpoint.

  • false: HTTP 302 Redirects are disabled. When an unauthenticated request is made, the agent returns a block of configurable JSON that can be intercepted.

The returned HTTP code, content type, and data is configured by the following properties

Lists of URLs in a not-enforced rule style, for which the data is produced are configured by the following properties

Use this option when it is difficult to handle 302, for example, when the agent is accessed by a JavaScript application, or by something other than a browser.

Property name

org.forgerock.agents.302.redirects.enabled

Aliases

org.forgerock.agents.302.redirects.enabled
  Introduced in Java Agent 5.8.0
  Recognized from AM 7.1

Function

Global

Type

Boolean: true returns true; all other strings return false.

Default

true

Bootstrap property

No

Required property

No

Restart required

No

Local configuration file

AgentConfig.properties

AM console

Tab: Miscellaneous (from AM 7.1)

Title: Enable HTTP 302 Redirects

Legacy title: HTTP 302 Redirects Enabled