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5 Use the HTML Rewriter Profile List to configure a profile. Select one of the following actions:
New: To create a profile, click New. Specify a display name for the profile and select
either a Word or Character for the Search Boundary. Continue with
Delete: To delete a profile, select the profile, then click Delete. Continue with
Enable: To enable a profile, select the profile, then click Enable. Continue with
Disable: To disable a profile, select the profile, then click Disable. Continue with
Modify: To view or modify the current configuration for a profile, click the name of the
profile. Continue with
The default profile is designed to be applied to all pages protected by the Access Gateway.
It is not specific to a reverse proxy or its proxy services. If you modify its behavior,
remember its scope. Rather than modify the default profile, you should create your own
customized Word profile and enable it
6 Use the Requested URLs to Search section to set up a policy for specifying the URLs you want
this profile to match.
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Word: A Word profile searches for matches on words. For example, "get" matches
the word "get" and any word that begins with "get" such as "getaway" but it does not
match the "get" in "together" or "beget."
If you create multiple Word profiles, order is important. The first Word profile that
matches the page is executed. Profiles lower in the list are ignored.
Character: A Character profile searches for matches on a specified set of characters.
For example, "top" matches the word "top" and the "top" in "tabletop," "stopwatch,"
and "topic."
If you want to add functionality to the default profile, create a Character profile. It
has all the functionality of a Word profile, except searching for attribute names and
Java variables and methods. If you create multiple Character profiles, order is
important. The first Character profile that matches the page is executed. Profiles
lower in the list are ignored.
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