PingIntelligence

Configuring Axway Policy Studio

To deploy the PingIntelligence policy, you must first configure Axway Policy Studio.

About this task

To configure Axway Policy Studio:

Steps

  1. Launch Axway Policy Studio and click 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 Project pop-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. From the top menu, go to File → Import → Import Configuration Fragment.

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

  5. 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.

  6. After the Axway Policy is imported, go to Policies → ASESecurity → ASE Request Handler → Access Token Information. Double click Access Token Information 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 More Options button.

    A screenshot of the Configure

    1. In the Select OAuth Cache pop-up window, select OAuth Access Token Store.

      A screenshot of the Select OAuth Cache window. OAuth Access Token Store is selected.

  7. After the Axway policy is imported, click Environment Settings in the left-hand navigation and click Add HTTP Header. In the HTTP Header Value field, enter the ASE authentication token that was created in Preparing to configure the Axway API Gateway, step 6.

    A screenshot of the Add HTTP Header page.

  8. After the Axway policy is imported, go to Environment Settings → ASE_Request_Connector → Connect to ASE Request in the left-hand navigation. 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..

  9. Go to Environment Settings → ASE_Response_Connector. → Connect to ASE Response in the left-hand navigation. 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.

  10. In the left navigation, click Server Settings.

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

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

    A screenshot of the Add Request Policy menu. ASE Request Handler is selected.

  13. Click the Add button and then Save.

    A screenshot of the Request Policies page.

  14. Repeat steps 10 and 11 for response policies.

  15. To deploy the policies, click Deploy.