Custom properties are arbitrary name-value pairs of data,
where the name is a property key and the value is a string value
that can be used to set internal system configuration properties.
Defining a new property enables you to configure settings beyond those
that are available in the administrative console. You can modify existing
security custom properties in a global security configuration or in
a security domain configuration.
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Modifying an existing custom property in a global security
configuration using the administrative console
- Click Security > Global security > Custom properies.
- Select the custom property you want to modify.
- Click Edit In the Value field, and then enter the
value you want to modify.
- Click Apply or Save.
You can also use the -customProperties flag in the setAdminActiveSecuritySettings
wsadmin command to modify an existing custom property in a global
security configuration. See the SecurityConfigurationCommands command
group for the AdminTask object article for more information about
this command. For example:
wsadmin>AdminTask.setAdminActiveSecuritySettings('[-customProperties
["com.ibm.websphere.security.test=false"]]')
Modifying
an existing custom property in a security domain configuration using
the administrative console
- Click Security > Security domains.
- Select the global security domain you want to modify.
- Click Custom properties.
- Select the custom property you want to modify.
- Click Edit.In the Value field, and then enter the
value you want to modify.
- Click Apply or Save.
You can also use the -customProperties flag
in the setAppActiveSecuritySettings wsadmin command to modify an existing
custom property in a global security domain configuration. ![[aug2010]](../../deltaend.gif)
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See
the SecurityConfigurationCommands command group for the AdminTask
object article for more information about this command. Use the -securityDomainName
flag to specify the security domain where the custom property is located.
For example:
wsadmin>AdminTask.setAppActiveSecuritySettings('[ -securityDomainName
testDomain -customProperties ["com.ibm.websphere.security.test=false"]]'