1. Launch Axway Policy Studio and create a new project from an API Gateway instance:
  2. In the New Project pop-up window, enter the details and click Next:
  3. Enter Host details, Username, and Password of the API Gateway to connect and click Next:
  4. 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:

  5. 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.
    1. In the Configure "Access Token Information" pop-up window, enter your OAuth token store information and click the ... button.
    2. In the Select OAuth Cache pop-up window, select the OAuth token store.
  6. 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.
  7. 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:
  8. 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:
  9. In the left pane of the window, click Server Settings.
  10. In the Server Settings window, double-click Request Policies under API Manager
  11. In the Add Request Policy pop-up window, check the ASE Request Handler and click OK
  12. Click Add and then Save
  13. Repeat step 9-10 for Response Policies.
  14. Deploy the Policies by clicking Deploy.