Novell ACCESS MANAGER 3.1 SP2 - POLICY GUIDE 2010 Manual page 146

http://webaccess.novell.com/servlet/webacc?Action=User.login
For this URL, enter the following string in the text box for CGI Matching Criteria:
Action=User.login
If possible, copy the text from the form and paste it into the CGI Matching Criteria text box.
Page Matching Criteria: Causes the Access Gateway to search the HTML page for the
specified text. If the specified text is found on the page, the page is a match for the policy. If it
isn't found, the page is not a match for the policy and the policy is not applied. For example,
suppose your HTML page has the following string within the
<title>Form Fill Test Page</title>
If you enter this string in the Page Matching Criteria box, the Access Gateway searches the
form for this string. If it finds the string, it knows it has a match.
White space is significant. If the text in the text box is left-justified, the text can be found
anywhere on the HTML page. If the text contains leading white space, such as ten spaces, the
text must be found with ten leading spaces. If possible, copy the text as it appears on the form
and paste it into Page Matching Criteria text box.
The more specific your information is, the faster Access Gateway can match the form. Parsing
page matching criteria is a very intensive process. If possible, use the URL path specified for
the protected resource or CGI Matching Criteria to identity the form.
8 In the Fill Options section, create an entry for all the input fields and select options in the form.
For each input field or select option, you need to specify the following information:
Input Field Name: Specifies the name of the field or option. This is the name attribute of the
element on the form.
Input Field Type: Specifies the type attribute for the input field or select option in the form.
Select one of the following data types for the field:
Text: Indicates that the field is a text field on the form.
Password: Indicates that the field is a password field on the form.
Checkbox: Indicates that the field is a check box on the form.
Radio Button: Indicates that the field is a radio button on the form.
Select: Indicates that the field is a select option on the form.
Hidden: Indicates that the field is an input field, but that this field is hidden from the user.
Not Specified: Indicates that the field is an input field, but the data type is not specified in
the form.
Input Field Value: Specify the value for the field. You must specify the data type, then enter
the value. Select one of the following data types:
Credential Profile: Specifies that the value should be retrieved from the credentials the
user specified during authentication. If you have created a custom contract that uses
credentials other than the ones listed below, do not use the Credential Profile as an input
value.
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LDAP Credentials: If you prompt the user for a username and password, select this
option, then either LDAP User Name (the cn of the user) or LDAP User DN (the fully
distinguished name of the user). Your Web server requirements determine which one
you use.
element:
<FORM>