Package com.okta.sdk.resource.model
Class IdpPolicyRuleActionMatchCriteria
java.lang.Object
com.okta.sdk.resource.model.IdpPolicyRuleActionMatchCriteria
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public class IdpPolicyRuleActionMatchCriteria
extends Object
implements Serializable
IdpPolicyRuleActionMatchCriteria
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Field SummaryFields
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Constructor SummaryConstructors
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Method SummaryModifier and TypeMethodDescriptionbooleanThe IdP property that the evaluated string should match toYou can provide an Okta Expression Language expression with the Login Context that's evaluated with the IdP.inthashCode()propertyName(String propertyName) providerExpression(String providerExpression) voidsetPropertyName(String propertyName) voidsetProviderExpression(String providerExpression) toString()
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JSON_PROPERTY_PROPERTY_NAME- See Also:
 
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JSON_PROPERTY_PROVIDER_EXPRESSION- See Also:
 
 
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Constructor Details- 
IdpPolicyRuleActionMatchCriteriapublic IdpPolicyRuleActionMatchCriteria()
 
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Method Details- 
propertyName
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getPropertyNameThe IdP property that the evaluated string should match to- Returns:
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setPropertyName
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providerExpression
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getProviderExpressionYou can provide an Okta Expression Language expression with the Login Context that's evaluated with the IdP. For example, the value `login.identifier` refers to the user's username. If the user is signing in with the username `john.doe@mycompany.com`, the expression `login.identifier.substringAfter(@))` is evaluated to the domain name of the user, for example: `mycompany.com`.- Returns:
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setProviderExpression
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equals
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hashCodepublic int hashCode()
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toString
 
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