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Pre-Identity Manager 3.5 Builders
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Pre-Identity Manager 3.5 Builders
Although you define most arguments by using the Argument Builder, there are several more builders
that are used by the Condition Editor and Action Editor in the Policy Builder. Each builder can
recursively call anyone of the builders in the following list:
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Section 16.1, “Action Builder,” on page 375
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Section 16.2, “Actions Builder,” on page 376
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Section 16.3, “Argument Builder,” on page 377
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Section 16.4, “Action Argument Component Builder,” on page 381
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Section 16.5, “Condition Builder,” on page 382
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Section 16.6, “Condition Argument Component Builder,” on page 383
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Section 16.7, “Match Attribute Builder,” on page 383
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Section 16.8, “Named String Builder,” on page 385
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Section 16.9, “Pattern String Builder,” on page 386
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Section 16.10, “Argument Value List Builder,” on page 388
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Section 16.11, “Namespace Editor,” on page 388
16.1 Action Builder
The Action Builder enables you to add, view, and delete the actions that make up a rule. Action can
also contain other actions.
16.1.1 Creating an Action
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In the Policy Builder, create a new rule or edit an existing rule.
2 Double-click the Actions tab to launch the Action Builder.
3 Select the desired action from the drop-down list, then click OK .
16.1.2 Additional Options for the Action Builder
1 Right-click the action to see the additional options: