Oracle access manager - Policy domain - Return Type

Hi,
I have a requirement where I need to return few LDAP parameter values through Policy domain while redirecting. But the return type should be propertytype and not headervar or cookie. This is SSO integration with websphere using JAAS subject. We have inhouse TAI connector developed for integration between websphere and oracle access manager.
Please help me to resolve this issue.
Regards,
Prashant

Hi Prashant,
OAM can return any type that you want, and OAM will set the name/value for that type - you can put "propertytype" in the type column, and the name and return attribute in the respective fields. "Cookie" and "HeaderVar" are the only types used by OAM WebGates, but your AccessGate (custom in-house connector) should be able to retrieve the values of propertytype that OAM sets.
Regards,
Colin

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