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Evaluating an XACML Policy
XACML Try allows users to test their policies easily, without creating and sending authorization requests to Identity Server. It is a UI tool through which authorization requests can be created and evaluated against available policies in the system. Users can create simple authorization requests using the web UI of the Try-It feature. By switching to “Create Request Using Editor” mode, it is possible to compose more complex authorization requests.
Follow the instructions below to evaluate an XACML policy.
- Sign in. Enter your user name and password to log on to the Management Console.
- Click the "Main" button to access the "Entitlement" menu.
- From the "Main" menu, select "TryIt" under "Entitlement."
- Specify the required options on the "Evaluate Entitlement Policy" page:
- Resource - Represents the resource that the user has requested to access.
- Subject Name - Identifies the user who is accessing the resources.
- Subject Attribute Name - If the user is identified using one of their user attributes/claims, then the attribute name, for example "http://wso2.org/claims/role," represents the user role.
- Subject Attribute Value - Value of the user attribute.
- Action Name - Action the user is trying to perform.
- Environment Name - Provides additional information to evaluate the request, such as the current date and time, etc.
- Click on the "Evaluate" button.