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boneyard
MVP
May 08, 2013HTTP 401 Reponse functionality?
I had hoped to use the HTTP 401 Reponse to force the APM to send a HTTP 401 reponse and then recieve the reponse and continue when the credentials are provided. but when i check i still get a 302 redirect to my.policy. is that to be expected?
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- Kevin_Stewart
Employee
The 302 to /my.policy will always happen first. That signals the beginning of the access policy evaluation. Once you've received the redirect (and session token), the browser will return to /my.policy, enter the evaluation, get the 401 response (if it's configured first), proceed through the rest of the evaluation, and then receive a second 302 redirect back to the original URI. - ok, very clear, shame for what im trying to do, but will look into another way to solve that.
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