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Guidelines
Use the no action command to delete a named action from the current Processing
Rule or to delete all actions from the current Processing Rule.
Examples
v Applies the checkError rule.
v Deletes the checkError rule from the current Processing Rule.
call
Adds a call action.
Syntax
call input-context rule output-context
Parameters
input-context
rule
output-context
Guidelines
A call action invokes another named rule
Examples
v Applies the specified call rule, processRequest, to the document in the temp1
checkpoint
Applies a checkpoint action.
Syntax
checkpoint event [input-context]
Parameters
checkpointEvent
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Command Reference
# action checkError
#
# no action checkError
#
Specifies the input context that contains the rule to invoke. Specify INPUT to
use the initial policy input, which is the original client request or server
response.
Specifies the name of the rule to invoke.
Specifies the output context to store the result. Specify OUTPUT to use the
final policy output, which is the transformed client request or transformed
server response
context and moves the rule results to the temp2 context.
# call temp1 processRequest temp2
#
Identifies the event that triggers the checkpoint and takes one of the
following values:
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