Validating Policy Assertions Oracle Fusion Middleware Online Documentation Library
14.8 Viewing Policy Status
Policy status is indicated by the specific icon that appears in the asset detail display and in search results. Policy status is also indicated in the in the optional Navigator. Policy status is determined by the assets compliance with assertion statements within applied policies. If multiple policies are applied, the asset achieves passed status only when in compliance with each applied policy. Similarly, since a policy can consist of multiple assertion statements, an asset achieves passed status only when in compliance with all assertion statements within all applied policies.14.9 Validating Policy Assertions
Policy assertions can be validated manually through Oracle Enterprise Repository or automatically using testing and validation tools. This document will cover the manual Note: Multiple policies may be applied to any eligible asset. Image Description Status: Applied Indicates that one or more policies have been applied to the asset, and that passfail status is indeterminate. Any combination of passed and indeterminate assertion statements results in indeterminate asset status. Status: Passed Indicates that the asset is in compliance with every assertion statement within every applied policy. Status: Failed Indicates that the asset is not in compliance with all assertion statements within all applied policies. Failure to comply with any assertion statement within any applied policy results in Failed status. 14-10 Oracle Fusion Middleware Configuration Guide for Oracle Enterprise Repository validation of policy assertions. For automatic validation processes, refer to the documentation for your specific testing and validation tools. Manual validation of policy assertions is performed in the Asset Editor. 1. Locate the asset to be updated. 2. Locate the Applied Asset Policies section within the asset. The specific label and location of this section is determined by the configuration of the Policy element within the Type template. 3. Select the policy to be updated in Figure 14–18 . Figure 14–18 Applied Asset Policies4. Click Details. The View Policy dialog is displayed, as shown in
Figure 14–19 . Figure 14–19 View Policy Dialog The assets compliance status with any policy listed in the View Policy section is indicated in the Result column. In the example above the status unknown indicates that the policy has been applied to the asset but compliance with that policys assertion statements has not been evaluated.5. Select the assertion statement to be updated.
6. Click Edit. The Edit Assertion Result dialog is displayed, as shown in
Figure 14–20 . Configuring Policy Management 14-11 Figure 14–20 Edit Assertion Result Dialog 7. Click the Evaluation Value list and select the appropriate status, as shown in Figure 14–21 . Figure 14–21 Evaluation Value List In this example the pass status is selected. Note that additional details can be provided in Evaluation Information.8. Click OK. The updated status is displayed in the Result column in the View Policy
dialog, as shown in Figure 14–22 . Figure 14–22 View Policy Dialog 14-12 Oracle Fusion Middleware Configuration Guide for Oracle Enterprise Repository 9. Continue to validate remaining assertions in the same manner.10. When finished, click OK to close the View Policy dialog.
11. Save the changes to the asset. 12. An icon with a green tick mark appears in the asset detail, as shown in Figure 14–23 . Figure 14–23 Sample Service - Account Detail 2.0 It also appears next to the assets name in search results, indicating policy compliance, as shown in Figure 14–24 . Figure 14–24 Search Results14.10 Running the Oracle Enterprise Repository Policy Reports
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