The JSP files in the console/agentconfig subdirectory relate to the configuration of Web Agents. To see
what is done by each JSP file, log into the console as the administrator. Select Access Control >
[Some Realm]
>
Agents. Several of the options that appear corresponds to the JSP files in the target subdirectory.
Some of the endpoints include messages from relevant sections of the amConsole.properties file. The agents in this directory are part of the com.sun.identity.console.agentconfig package.
Several endpoints relate to Web Service Client (WSC) policy agents, which secure outgoing requests and validate incoming requests from Web Service Providers (WSP). For more information, see the chapter on Configuring Policy Agent Profiles in the Administrative Guide.
If you are not using agent functionality such as that related to the Security Token Service (STS), the related endpoints listed in this section may not be essential in a production deployment.
AgentAdd.jsp
Includes a newly created web agent for a specified realm. The AgentAdd page appears in the OpenAM console after an agent is added to a realm.
AgentConfigInherit.jsp
Allows an administrator to review default settings for the agent, as configured in the Inheritance Settings page. Inheritance assumes that agent is part of a previously confiugred group. To access Inheritance Settings, refer to the Creating Agent Profiles" section of the Administration Guide.
AgentDump.jsp
Displays information about the current configuration of an agent or an agent group, and how it might be exported.
AgentExportPolicy.jsp
Shows how the information about an agent may be exported.
AgentGroup.jsp
Includes a newly created agent group for common web agents within a specified realm. The AgentGroup page appears in the OpenAM console after an agent is added to a realm.
AgentGroupMembers.jsp
Supports the display of agents that are members of a specified agent group.
Agents.jsp
Enables access to a form to specify a new agent to add. The same form is used for every category of new agents configured from the OpenAM console, when you navigate to Access Control -> [Realm name] -> Agents.
Home.jsp
Per comments in the HomeViewBean, this file should forward requests for other agents.
WebServiceClientEdit.jsp
Includes customizable options for web service clients. Accessible when you edit and then save or export the configuration for a specific web service client.
WebServiceProviderEdit.jsp
Includes customizable options for web service providers. Accessible when you edit and then save or export the configuration for a specific web service provider.
WebServiceSTSEdit.jsp
Includes customizable options for web service STS providers. Accessible when you edit and then save or export the configuration for a specific web service STS provider.
WebServiceUserCredAdd.jsp
Supports the configuration of an WSP agent username and password.
WebServiceUserCredEdit.jsp
Supports changes to an WSP agent username and password.