You can view and manage the user mapping for the token attributes using the Token Attribute Rule REST API.

http://host:port/wsm-pmrest/v2/trust/{aTrustDocName}/attributerule/{issuername}/{identifier}/attribute/{attributename}/mapping

1. Specify the headers on the cURL command line:

   -H Accept:application/json

2. Map the user attribute to the token attribute attr1 for the token attribute rule (Identifier myidentifier1 and Issuer Name www.abccompany.com) by running the following command:

   curl -i -X POST -u username:password -H Content-type:application/json http://host:port/wsm-pmrest/v2/trust/{trustname}/attributerule/{issuername}/{identifier}/attribute/{attributename}/mapping

   Example

   curl -i -X POST -u Smith:Password -H Content-type:application/json http://myhost:7001/wsm-pmrest/v2/trust/myTrustDocument/attributerule/www.abccompany.com/myidentifier1/attribute/attr1/mapping

   The following shows an example of the request body:

   {
     "userAttribute": "val1",
     "userMappingAttribute": "userMappingattr1"
   }

   The following shows an example of the response indicating the request succeeded.

   {
     "STATUSCODE": "20141",
     "MESSAGE": "Mapping for Attribute/NameId \"attr1\" is successfully created."
   }

   For more information, see Create the AttributeMapping.

3. Change the user mapping attribute name to uid for the token attribute attr1 by running the following command:

   curl -i -X PATCH -u username:password -H Content-type:application/json http://host:port/wsm-pmrest/v2/trust/{trustname}/attributerule/{issuername}/{identifier}/attribute/{attributename}/mapping

   Example

   curl -i -X PATCH -u Smith:Password -H Content-type:application/json http://myhost:7001/wsm-pmrest/v2/trust/myTrustDocument/attributerule/www.abccompany.com/myidentifier1/attribute/attr1/mapping

   The following shows an example of the request body.

   {
     "userMappingAttribute": "uid"
   }

   The following shows an example of the response indicating the request succeeded.

   {
     "STATUSCODE": "20142",
     "MESSAGE": "Mapping for Attribute/NameId \"attr1\" is successfully updated."
   }

   For more information, see Update the AttributeMapping.

4. View the user attribute and user mapping attribute for the token attribute attr2 by running the following command:

   curl -i -X GET -u username:password -H Content-type:application/json http://host:port/wsm-pmrest/v2/trust/{trustname}/attributerule/{issuername}/{identifier}/attribute/{attributename}/mapping

   Example

   curl -i -X GET -u Smith:Password -H Content-type:application/json http://myhost:7001/wsm-pmrest/v2/trust/myTrustDocument/attributerule/www.abccompany.com/myidentifier1/attribute/attr2/mapping

   The following shows an example of the response indicating the request succeeded.

   {
     "userAttribute": "userAttr2",
     "userMappingAttribute": "userMappingAttr2"
   }

   For more information, see Get the AttributeMapping.

5. Optionally, delete the user attribute and user mapping attribute for the token attribute attr2 by running the following command:

   curl -i -X POST -u username:password -H Content-type:application/json http://host:port/wsm-pmrest/v2/trust/{trustname}/attributerule/{issuername}/{identifier}/attribute/{attributename}/mapping

   Example

   curl -i -X POST -u Smith:Password -H Content-type:application/json http://myhost:7001/wsm-pmrest/v2/trust/myTrustDocument/attributerule/www.abccompany.com/myidentifier1/attribute/attr2/mapping

   See Delete the AttributeMapping.

   The following shows an example of the response indicating the request succeeded.

   {
     "STATUSCODE": "20144",
     "MESSAGE": "Mapping for Attribute/NameId \"attr2\" is successfully deleted"
   }