Page created: 6 Nov 2020
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Page updated: 12 Dec 2022
- Launch Axway Policy Studio and create a new project from an API Gateway instance:
- In the New Project pop-up window, enter the details and click Next:
- Enter Host details, Username, and Password of the API Gateway to connect and click Next:
- Click Import configuration fragment from the
File sub menu in the menu bar
From the pop-up window, import the Axway Policy from the directory where it was saved. Select the policy and click OK:
- After the Axway Policy is imported, click on Policies >
ASESecurity > ASE Request Handler >
Access Token Information. Double click on Access
Token Information box in the ASE Request Handler window.
- In the Configure "Access Token Information" pop-up window, enter your OAuth token store information and click the ... button.
- In the Select OAuth Cache pop-up window, select the OAuth token store.
- After the Axway Policy is imported, click Environment Settings in the left-hand column and Click Add HTTP Header. In the HTTP Header Value field, enter the ASE authentication token that was created.
- 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 in the screen shot:
- In the Environment Settings in the left-hand column, click Connect to ASE Response under ASE_Response_Connector. Enter the IP address or the hostname of your ASE in the URL field as shown in the screen shot:
- In the left pane of the window, click Server Settings.
- In the Server Settings window, double-click Request Policies under API Manager
- In the Add Request Policy pop-up window, check the ASE Request Handler and click OK
- Click Add and then Save
- Repeat step 9-10 for Response Policies.
- Deploy the Policies by clicking Deploy.