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Using Additional Builders and Editors
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Using Additional Builders and
Editors
Although you define most arguments in the Argument Builder, there are several more builders and
editors 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 4.1, “Action Builder,” on page 45
Š Section 4.2, “Actions Builder,” on page 46
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Section 4.3, “Argument Builder,” on page 47
Š Section 4.4, “Condition Builder,” on page 52
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Section 4.5, “Conditions Builder,” on page 53
Š Section 4.6, “Match Attribute Builder,” on page 55
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Section 4.7, “Action Argument Component Builder,” on page 57
Š Section 4.8, “Argument Value List Builder,” on page 58
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Section 4.9, “Named String Builder,” on page 58
Š Section 4.10, “Condition Argument Component Builder,” on page 59
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Section 4.11, “Pattern Builder,” on page 60
Š Section 4.12, “String Builder,” on page 61
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Section 4.13, “XPath Builder,” on page 62
Š Section 4.14, “Mapping Table Editor,” on page 62
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Section 4.15, “Namespace Editor,” on page 67
Š Section 4.16, “Local Variable Selector,” on page 69
4.1 Action Builder
The Action Builder enables you to add, view, and delete the actions that make up a rule. Actions can
also contain other actions.
4.1.1 Creating an Action
1 In the Policy Builder, create a new rule or edit an existing rule.
2 Double-click the Actions tab to launch the Action Builder.