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To add a step to a policy enforcement point 1. From Web Services Manager Control, select Policy Manager . Web Services Manager Control displays the list of registered Oracle WSM components. 2. Select the component whose policy you want to modify, and click Policies . Web Services Manager Control displays the default policy for the component. 3. In the policy row where you want to add a step, click Edit . The page displays the existing policy pipeline. 4. In the section of the pipeline immediately above where you want to add a step, click Add Step Below . A list displays the steps available for the selected component, including your new custom step. 5. Select the new step and click OK . 6. Configure the step. 7. Click Next . The step is added to the Service Pipeline. 8. Click Save . 9. Commit the changes to the policy by clicking Commit Policy . Note: The new policies go into effect in 10 seconds if you use the default polling frequency. The gateway and agent components automatically retrieve the updated policies from the Oracle WSM Policy Manager. Policy Steps SDK Interfaces & Methods 2-1 2 Policy Steps SDK Interfaces & Methods This chapter contains reference information for the Oracle Web Services Manager (Oracle WSM) Step SDK. The Oracle WSM Step SDK contains the following interfaces and methods: ? IStep ? IContext ? IMessageContext ? AgentContext ? AbstractStep ? Result ? InvocationStatus IStep Interface IStep Known Implementing Classes AbstractStep Declaration public interface IStep Description A step is a basic execution block in the pipelines. A step is a Java Bean that is configured using the Java Beans framework. The AbstractStep class is an abstract class that provides partial implementation of this interface. A step may use resource pooling mechanisms to efficiently handle multiple requests, but it should not keep any per-invocation state. Table 2-1Methods of IStep Method Description setEnabled() Enables or disables this step. getEnabled() Gets the boolean value from setEnabled. setStepName() Sets the name of this step. getStepName() Gets the step name.

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