Add targets to identify the requests to which the policy applies its fine-grained
authorization logic. If no targets are attached to a policy, the policy applies to all
requests. To make a policy only apply for all requests to a certain database, for example,
add the database domain as a target.
Go to the policy where you want to add targets.
Click the + next to Applies
to.
In the left pane, click Components.
The list of components includes the items you created in the Trust Framework.
Drag the appropriate domains, services, identity classes, and actions from
the components to the Applies to target section on
the policy.
For example, to target Mobile Banking requests, drag that domain in.
To target all banking groups, add the Banking
Channels domain, which is the parent of the
Online Banking and Mobile
Banking domains. Because the top level is also a target,
this step adds a total of three targets.
Click Save changes.
The following example features three domains because the Banking
Channels definition is the parent of the other definitions.
Logically, applying an OR operation within the definition type selects one of the
channels.
The following graph shows how the server evaluates the group of targets.