You can use the administrative console to delete the default policy
sets or the application specific policy sets that you have created.
Before you begin
If you are deleting an attached policy set, stop all applications
and the associated endpoints or operations, then detach and delete the policy
set. If the policy set is unattached, then you do not need to detach the policy
set before deleting it.
About this task
If a application specific policy set is no longer needed, you might
choose to delete it. To delete a application specific policy set, use the
Application policy set collection panel.
Procedure
- From the administrative console, click or .
- Click the box in the Select column next
to the policy set that you want to delete.
- Click Delete.
- Verify that you want to delete this policy set.
Results
The selected application specific policy set is deleted from the list
of policy sets and is no longer available.
Example
You might decide that the ABC WS-I RSP policy
set that you created did not meet your needs as you had expected and you have
already created the DEF WS-I RSP policy set to better meet
your needs. You have detached all the applications and endpoints from the ABC
WS-I RSP policy set and you want to delete the policy set. Click and
find the ABC WS-I RSP policy set in the listing. Select
the ABC WS-I RSP policy set and click Delete.
Confirm that you want to delete the policy set and it is removed from the
listing of policy sets. Restart the applications that you detached the ABC
WS-I RSP policy from, and you have successfully deleted the policy set. Alternatively,
and depending on your use case, you might want to reassign the attachment
to another resource before deleting the policy set. Make a copy of the policy
set that you are about to delete, then attach it later to your application
or service artifact. See attaching a policy set to a service artifact. You
can now delete the policy set.
What to do next
If you have detached and then deleted a policy set from an application,
restart all affected applications to pick up this change.