Novell ACCESS MANAGER 3.1 SP2 - POLICY GUIDE 2010 Manual page 89

For example, the following policy has selected Name/Password - Basic as the contract:
An Authentication Contract Defined by Multiple Identity Server Configurations
Figure 3-11
Two Identity Server configurations have been defined (idp-43.amlab.net and idp-51.amlab.net).
Both configurations are highlighted because Name/Password - Basic is a contract that is
automatically defined for all Identity Server configurations. Because it is defined on both
configurations, this policy's function is the same, regardless of which configuration is selected as the
trusted configuration.
Comparison: Specify how the contract is compared to the data in the Value field. Select either a
string comparison or a regular expression:
Comparison: String: Specifies that you want the values compared as strings and how you
want the string values compared. Select one of the following:
Equals: Indicates that the values must match, letter for letter.
Starts with: Indicates that the Authentication Contract value must begin with the letters
specified in the Value field.
Ends with: Indicates that the Authentication Contract value must end with the letters
specified in the Value field.
Contains Substring: Indicates that the Authentication Contract value must contain the
letters, in the same sequence, as specified in the Value field.
Comparison: Regular Expression: Matches: Specifies that you want the values compared as
regular expressions.
Mode: Select the mode appropriate for the comparison type:
Comparison: String: Specify whether case is important by selecting Case Sensitive or Case
Insensitive.
Comparison: Regular Expression: Matches: Select one or more of the following:
Canonical Equivalence
Case Insensitive
Comments
Dot All
Multi-Line
Unicode
Unix Lines
For regular expression syntax information, see the Javadoc for java.util.regex.Pattern.
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