Variables reference

System variables
Configuration variables
Message variables
Policy variables
Request message variables
Response message variables
Path variables

The API Platform defines a set of variables that can be populated at runtime to obtain detailed information about the events that occur during a transaction executed by an API proxy. Variables are the primary source of information used to enable conditional execution of flows, policies, and routes.

In a simple example, a condition could be configured to check the value of the system.time variable, enabling a policy to be enforced only between the hours of 9-5. More sophisticated examples use the value of variables that represent events in the API proxy flow, such as policy failures or code execution, to branch the processing Flow. Variables are also commonly used to execute policies based on the URI path and HTTP verb associated with request messages.

Predefined variables are categorized based on functionality. These variables have a well-defined data type. All variables follow a "dotted" naming convention (components separated by periods, e.g., system.time.hour) and each segment in the variable name indicates the scope of the variable. All variable names are lower case.

The scope field in the table below indicates the Flow during the variable is available. Most variables are available throughout the end-to-end Flow, though some are scoped specifically to the ProxyEndpoint request or response, or the TargetEndpoint request or response. Some variables are only available during the default ErrorFlow.

See Use variables to control flow logic for more information about variable types.

For OAuth-related variables (developer, access token, apiproduct, etc.), see OAuth flow variables.

System variables

System variables contain system-related information. A system variable is prefixed with _system. wherever it is referenced. The part of the variable that appears after the prefix specifies the function in the system, such as host name, date, time, and interfaces. The supported system variables are listed below.

System variable	Scope	Type	Permission	Description
system.timestamp	Always	Date	Read	Timestamp of the system
system.time	Always	String	Read	Time captured by the system
system.time.year	Always	Integer	Read	Year captured by the system
system.time.month	Always	Integer	Read	Month captured by the system
system.time.day	Always	Integer	Read	Day of the month captured by the system
system.time.dayofweek	Always	Integer	Read	Day of the week captured by the system
system.time.hour	Always	Integer	Read	Hour of the morning or afternoon captured by the system
system.time.minute	Always	Integer	Read	Minute within the hour captured by the system
system.time.second	Always	Integer	Read	Second within the minute captured by the sytem
system.time.millisecond	Always	Integer	Read	Millisecond within the second captured by the system
system.time.zone	Always	String	Read	Timezone of the system
system.time.host	Always	String	Read	Host name of the system
system.interface.{interface_name}	Always	String	Read	IP Address of the system

Configuration variables

Configuration variables represent the configuration settings for an organization on the API Platform. The supported configuration variables are listed below.

Configuration variables	Scope	Type	Permission	Description
organization.name	Always	String	Read	Name of the organization
environment.name	Always	String	Read	Name of the environment
apiproxy.name	Always	String	Read	Name of the apiproxy
apiproxy.revision	Always	String	Read	Revision no of apiproxy
is.error	Always	Boolean	Read	Error flag
proxy.basepath	Always	Boolean	Read	The base path (URI) configured for the ProxyEndpoint
proxy.name	Always	String	Read	The name attribute configured for the ProxyEndpoint
proxy.pathsuffix	Always	String	Read	The request URI path fragment following the URI base path URI fragment

Message variables

Message variables are contextual objects, and are the same as requests during the request Flow, responses during the response Flow, or errors during the error Flow. The supported message variables are listed below.

Message variables	Scope	Type	Permission	Description
error	Error	Message	Read/Write	Error of type Message which is a contextual object in the error flow
error.content	Error	String	Read/Write	Content of the error
error.message	Error	String	Read	Message associated with an error, whose value is available only before the error Flow is executed
error.transport.message	Error	Transport_Message	Read	Any error of type TransportMessage
error.state	Error	Integer	Read	State in the Flow where an error occured
message	Always	Message	Read/Write	A contextual object, with the same value as request in the request Flow or as response in the response Flow or as error in the Error flow.
message.content	Always	String	Read/Write	Content of the request or response message
message.formparam.{formparam_name}	Always	String	Read/Write	Value of the specified form parameter
message.formparam.{formparam_name}.values	Always	Collection	Read	All values of the specified form parameter in the message
message.formparam.{formparam_name}.values.count	Always	Integer	Read	Count of the values of the specified form parameters in the message
message.formparams.count	Always	Integer	Read	Count of all form parameters in the message
message.formparams.names	Always	Collection	Read	Value of all form parameters in the message
message.formstring	Always	String	Read	Value of form string in the message
message.header.{header_name}	Always	String	Read	Value of the specified HTTP header in the message
message.header.{header_name}.values	Always	Collection	Read	All values of the specified HTTP header name in the message
message.header.{header_name}.values.count	Always	Integer	Read	Count of the values of the specified HTTP header name in the message
message.headers.count	Always	Integer	Read	Count of all HTTP headers in the message
message.headers.names	Always	Integer	Read	Value of all HTTP headers in the message
messagelogging.{policy-name}.failed	Always	Boolean	Read	Failure flag for the mentioned Message logging policy (not supported in Apigee Enterprise Cloud)
messagelogging.failed	Always	Boolean	Read	Failure flag for Message logging policy (not supported in Apigee Enterprise Cloud)
message.queryparam.{queryparam_name}.values	Always	Integer	Read	Value of the specified query parameter in the message
message.transport.message	Always	Transport_Message	Read	Message of type TransportMessage which is a contexual object

Policy variables

Policy variables are created as a result of policy executions, and are in the format <PolicyType>.<PolicyName>.<VariableName>

Note: <PolicyType>.<PolicyName>.failed and <PolicyType>.failed variables return true if the policy execution fails. The value is null/false when a policy executes successfully. The supported policy variables are listed below.

Configuration variables	Scope	Type	Permission	Description
acl.{policy-name}.failed	Always	Boolean	Read	Returns true if the particular acl policy execution results in failure, else false or NULL
acl.failed	Always	Boolean	Read	Returns true if acl policy execution results in failure, else false or NULL
assignmessage.{policy-name}.failed	Always	Boolean	Read	Returns true if the particular assign message policy execution results in failure, else false or NULL
assignmessage.failed	Always	Boolean	Read	Returns true if assign message policy execution results in failure, else false or NULL
extractvariables.{policy-name}.failed	Always	Boolean	Read	Returns true if the particular extract variable policy execution results in failure, else false or NULL
extractvariables.failed	Always	Boolean	Read	Returns true if extract variable policy execution results in failure, else false or NULL
is.error	Always	Boolean	Read	Returns true only if a policy execution fails, else false or NULL
invalidatecache.{policy-name}.failed	Always	Boolean	Read	Returns true if the particular invalidate cache policy execution results in failure, else false or NULL
invalidatecache.failed	Always	Boolean	Read	Returns true if invalidate cache policy execution results in failure, else false or NULL
javacallout.{policy-name}.failed	Always	Boolean	Read	Returns true if the particular java callout policy execution results in failure, else false or NULL
javacallout.failed	Always	Boolean	Read	Returns true if java callout policy execution results in failure, else false or NULL
lookupcache.{policy-name}.assignto	Always	Boolean	Read	Variable that contains all the cache content of the particular policy
lookupcache.{policy-name}.cachehit	Always	Boolean	Read	Flag whether the cache is read from or not for the particular policy
lookupcache.{policy-name}.cachekey	Always	String	Read	Key based on which the cache is read for the particular policy
lookupcache.{policy-name}.cachename	Always	String	Read	Name of the cache read for the particular policy
lookupcache.{policy-name}.failed	Always	Boolean	Read	Returns true if the particular lookup cache policy execution results in failure, else false or NULL
lookupcache.failed	Always	Boolean	Read	Returns true if lookup cache policy execution results in failure, else false or NULL
populatecache.{policy-name}.failed	Always	Boolean	Read	Returns true if the particular populate cache policy execution results in failure, else false or NULL
populatecache.failed	Always	Boolean	Read	Returns true if populate cache policy execution results in failure, else false or NULL
ratelimit.{policy-name}.allowed.count	Always	Long	Read	Defined quota, after which alarms are raised for a given Rate Limit policy
ratelimit.{policy-name}.available.count	Always	Long	Read	Available quota in the current time window (Defined quota - Used quota) for a given Rate Limit policy
ratelimit.{policy-name}.class	Always	String	Read	A key or refernce, based on which a separate bucket can be added for different values of the key. Example - Have a bucket per class based on clientId from request header - If the clientId is A, then the bucket is 100, if clientId is B then the bucket is 20.
ratelimit.{policy-name}.class.allowed.count	Always	Long	Read	For a given class, the allowed quota in the current time window for a given Rate Limit policy
ratelimit.{policy-name}.class.available.count	Always	Long	Read	For a given class, the available quota in the current time window for a given Rate Limit policy
ratelimit.{policy-name}.class.exceed.count	Always	Long	Read	For a given class, the quota exceeded in the current time window for a given Rate Limit policy
ratelimit.{policy-name}.class.total.exceed.count	Always	Long	Read	For a given class, the total quota exceeded across all time windows for a given Rate Limit policy
ratelimit.{policy-name}.class.used.count	Always	Long	Read	For a given class, the used quota in the current time window for a given Rate Limit policy
ratelimit.{policy-name}.exceed.count	Always	Long	Read	Exceeded quota in the current time window for a given Rate Limit policy
ratelimit.{policy-name}.expiry.time	Always	Long	Read	Time in milliseconds in which a new quota time window starts for a given Rate Limit policy
ratelimit.{policy-name}.failed	Always	Boolean	Read	Returns true if the particular rate limit policy execution results in failure, else false or NULL
ratelimit.{policy-name}.identifier	Always	String	Read	An identifier or key, based on which a separate bucket can be added. Example - Have a bucket per identifier based on clientId from request header
ratelimit.{policy-name}.total.exceed.count	Always	Long	Read	The total exceeded quota across all time windows since the given Rate Limit policy was implemented
ratelimit.{policy-name}.used.count	Always	Long	Read	Used quota in the current time window (Defined quota - Available quota) for a given Rate limit policy
ratelimit.failed	Always	Boolean	Read	Returns true if rate limit policy execution results in failure, else false or NULL
request.formparam.{formparam_name}.values	Always	Collection	Read	All the values of a particular form parameter in a request
request.queryparam.{queryparam_name}.values	Always	Collection	Read	All the values of a particular query parameter in a request
responsecache.{policy-name}.cachehit	Always	Boolean	Read	Flag whether the cache is hit or not
responsecache.{policy-name}.cachekey	Always	String	Read	The key, based on which the cache is hit for a given Response Cache policy (Prefix_KeyFragemnt)
responsecache.{policy-name}.cachename	Always	String	Read	Name of the cache used for a given Response cache policy
responsecache.{policy-name}.failed	Always	Boolean	Read	Returns true if the particular response cache policy execution results in failure, else false or NULL
responsecache.{policy-name}.invalidentry	Always	Boolean	Read	Returns true if the cache entry is invalid, else false
responsecache.failed	Always	Boolean	Read	Returns true if response cache policy execution results in failure, else false or NULL
response.formparam.{formparam_name}.values	Always	Collection	Read	All the values of a particular form parameter in the response
script.{policy-name}.failed	Always	Boolean	Read	Returns true if the particular script policy execution results in failure, else false or NULL
script.failed	Always	Boolean	Read	Returns true if script policy execution results in failure, else false or NULL
servicecallout.{policy-name}.failed	Always	Boolean	Read	Returns true if the particular service callout policy execution results in failure, else false or NULL
servicecallout.failed	Always	Boolean	Read	Returns true if service callout policy execution results in failure, else false or NULL
xsl.{policy-name}.failed	Always	Boolean	Read	Returns true if the particular XSL policy execution results in failure, else false or NULL
xsl.failed	Always	Boolean	Read	Returns true if XSL policy execution results in failure, else false or NULL

Request message variables

Request message variables include components such as header, query param, form param, source IP, and XPath. Request messages are received by proxy and the same request is sent to the target. The supported request message variables are listed below.

Request message variables	Scope	Type	Permission	Description
client.cn	Proxy request	String	Read	Common name in the SSL certificate presented by the client
client.country	Proxy request	String	Read	Country in the SSL certificate presented by the client
client.email.address	Proxy request	String	Read	Email address in the SSL certificate presented by the client
client.host	Proxy request	String	Read	Originating client host of the request received by the ProxyEndpoint
client.ip	Proxy request	String	Read	Originating IP address of the request received by the ProxyEndpoint
client.organization	Proxy request	String	Read	Organization in the SSL certificate presented by the client. (Not necessarily equivalent to organization on Apigee Enterprise.)
client.organization.unit	Proxy request	String	Read	Organizational unit in the SSL certificate presented by the client.
client.locality	Proxy request	String	Read	Locality (City) in the SSL certificate presented by the client.
client.port	Proxy request	Integer	Read	HTTP port of the originating client request to ProxyEndpoint
client.received.end.time	Proxy request	String	Read	Ending time at which request is received from originating client at ProxyEndpoint
client.received.end.timestamp	Proxy request	Long	Read	Ending timestamp at which request is received from originating client at ProxyEndpoint
client.received.start.time	Proxy request	String	Read	Starting timestamp at which request is received from source at ProxyEndpoint
client.received.start.timestamp	Proxy request	Long	Read	Starting timestamp at which request is received from source at ProxyEndpoint
client.state	Proxy request	String	Read	State in the SSL certificate presented by the client.
client.scheme	Proxy request	String	Read	Returns http or https depending on the transport used by client to send the request message
client.ssl.enabled	Proxy request	Boolean	Read	Returns true or false, depending on whether the ProxyEndpoint is configured for SSL
keyvaluemapoperations (policy name) - {key}	Proxy request	String	Read	Return true/false for the keys in the keyvaluemap <PUT> operation. Indicates whether the put action for the key on the map is success/failure
message.path	Proxy request	String	Read/Write	Complete message path in url excluding queryparam.For example : if ProxyEndpoint defined is /123 & message sent is /123/456/test then message.path will return /123/456/test
message.queryparam.{queryparam_name}	Proxy request	String	Read	Returns the specific message query parameter
message.queryparam.{queryparam_name}.values.count	Proxy request	Integer	Read	Total no of specific queryparam(say queryparam_name) present in the message
message.queryparams.count	Proxy request	Integer	Read	Total no of queryparams coming in message
message.queryparams.names	Proxy request	Collection	Read	All queryparam name present in the message
message.querystring	Proxy request	String	Read	Complete queryparam in message.For example : if the request is http://host.com/123?name=first&surname=second&place=address then this variable will return name=first&surname=second&place=address
message.uri	Proxy request	String	Read	Returns complete URI including query parameters, for example, 123?name=first&surname=second&place=address
message.verb	Proxy request	String	Read	Returns HTTP verb (GET, PUT, POST, DELETE, etc.) of the originating client request
message.version	Proxy request	String	Read/Write	Returns http version
proxy.basepath	Proxy request	String	Read/Write	Return basepath configured in proxyendpoint
proxy.client.ip	Proxy request	String	Read	Client ip from where proxy is hit
proxy.pathsuffix	Proxy request	String	Read	The URI path fragment appended to the URI base path defined in the ProxyEndpoint
proxy.url	Proxy request	String	Read/Write	Returns complete URL oforginating client request to the ProxyEndpoint, including any query parameters present
request	Proxy request	Message	Read	The complete request, including any payload present.
request.content	Proxy request	String	Read/Write	Returns only the payload of the request
request.formparam.{formparam_name}	Proxy request	String	Read/Write	The value of a particular form parameter in the request
request.formparam.{formparam_name}.values.count	Proxy request	Integer	Read	Count of all values of a particular form parameter in the request
request.formparams.count	Proxy request	Integer	Read	Count of all the form parameters in the request
request.formparams.names	Proxy request	Collection	Read	Name of all the form parameters in the request
request.formstring	Proxy request	String	Read	Complete formparam in request. Example: name=test&type=first&group=A
request.header.{header_name}	Proxy request	String	Read/Write	The value of a particular header found in the request
request.header.{header_name}.values	Proxy request	Collection	Read	All the values of a particular header in the request
request.header.{header_name}.values.count	Proxy request	Integer	Read	Count of all the values of a particular header in the request
request.headers.count	Proxy request	Integer	Read	Count of all the headers in the request
request.headers.names	Proxy request	Collection	Read	Names of all the headers in the request
request.path	Proxy request	String	Read/Write	Complete request path in url excluding queryparam.For example : if ProxyEndpoint defined is /123 & message sent is /123/456/test then message.path will return /123/456/test
request.queryparam.{queryparam_name}	Proxy request	String	Read/Write	The value of a particular query parameter found in the request
request.queryparam.{queryparam_name}.values.count	Proxy request	Integer	Read	Count of all the values of a particular query parameter in the request
request.queryparams.count	Proxy request	Integer	Read	Count of all the query parameters in the request
request.queryparams.names	Proxy request	Collection	Read	Names of all the query parameters in the request
request.querystring	Proxy request	String	Read	Complete queryparam in request.For example : if the request is http://host.com/123?name=first&surname=second&place=address then this variable will return name=first&surname=second&place=address
request.transportid	Proxy request	String	Read	ID of the request as type TransportMessage which is a contextual object
request.transport.message	Proxy request	Transport Message	Read	Request of type TransportMessage which is a contexual object
request.uri	Proxy request	String	Read/Write	The request path including query parameters
request.verb	Proxy request	String	Read/Write	The http verb used for the request. Ex: GET, PUT, DELETE
request.version	Proxy request	String	Read/Write	The http version of the request
response.formstring	Target request	String	Read	Complete formparam in response. Example: name=test&type=first&group=A
route.target	Target request	String	Read	Returns TargetEndpoint name
servicecallout.{policy-name}.expectedcn	Proxy request	String	Read/Write	Variable exposing a specific service callout policy' TargetEndpoint CN when it's running on SSL
servicecallout.{policy-name}.target.url	Proxy request	String	Read/Write	The TargetEndpoint url for a particular service callout policy
target.basepath	Target request	String	Read	Returns basepath of TargetEndpoint
target.basepath.with.query	Target request	String	Read	Returns basepath with queryparam of TargetEndpoint.
target.copy.pathsuffix	Target request	Boolean	Read/Write	When true, request forwarded from ProxyEndpoint to TargetEndpoint retains path sufffix (the URI path fragment following the URI defined in the ProxyEndpoint base path.)
target.copy.queryparams	Target request	Boolean	Read/Write	When true, request forwarded from ProxyEndpoint to TargetEndpoint retains query parameters.
target.cn	Target request	String	Read	Common name in the server SSL certificate evaluated by the TargetEndpoint
target.expectedcn	Proxy request	String	Read/Write	The common name expected by the TargetEndpoint on the server SSL certificate presented by the target service.
target.host	Proxy request	String	Read	Target host to which message is reaching from TargetEndpoint
target.name	Target request	String	Read	Target to which message is reaching from targetendpoint
target.ip	Proxy request	String	Read	Target ip to which message is reaching from targetendpoint
target.port	Proxy request	Integer	Read	Target source port which is connected to TargetEndpoint port for recieving request.
targetserver.name	Target request	String	Read	Target server name to which message is reaching from targetendpoint
target.scheme	Target request	String	Read/Write	Returns http or https depending on the request message
target.sent.end.time	Target request	String	Read	Ending time of request sent to target from TargetEndpoint
target.sent.end.timestamp	Target request	Long	Read	Ending timestamp of request sent to target from TargetEndpoint
target.sent.start.time	Target request	String	Read	Starting time of request sent to target from TargetEndpoint
target.sent.start.timestamp	Target request	Long	Read	Ending timestamp of request sent to target from TargetEndpoint
target.ssl.enabled	Proxy request	Boolean	Read	Whether TargetEndpoint is running on SSL
target.url	Target request	String	Read/Write	Returns complete url sent from from TargetEndpoint including queryparam
variable.expectedcn	Proxy request	String	Read/Write	Variable exposed for CN if it's running on SSL
virtualhost.aliases	Proxy request	String_array	Read	Host aliases of the virtual host that is hit during a particular request
virtualhost.name	Proxy request	String	Read	Name of the virtual host that serves the originating client request
virtualhost.ssl.enabled	Proxy request	Boolean	Read	Returns true if SSL is enabled in the virtual host configuration

Response message variables

Response message variables include components such as status code, reason phrase, header, and XPath. The supported response message variables are listed below.

Response message variable	Scope	Type	Permission	Description
client.sent.end.time	Proxy response	String	Read	Ending time of the response when returned to the client at ProxyEndpoint
client.sent.end.timestamp	Proxy response	Long	Read	Ending timestamp of the response when returned to the client at ProxyEndpoint
client.sent.start.time	Proxy response	String	Read	Starting time of the response when returned to the client at ProxyEndpoint
client.sent.start.timestamp	Proxy response	Long	Read	Starting timestamp of the response when returned to the client at ProxyEndpoint
loadbalancing.failedservers	Target response	String_array	Read	List of failed TargetServers during load balancing at TargetEndpoint
loadbalancing.isfallback	Target response	Boolean	Read	Return true if fallback is enabled for the TargetServer invoked during load balancing at TargetEndpoint
loadbalancing.targetserver	Target response	String	Read	TargetServer invoked during load balancing at TargetEndpoint
message.reason.phrase	Target response	String	Read	ReasonPhrase of the response message from target
message.status.code	Target response	Integer	Read	HTTP status code of the response message from target
response	Target response	Message	Read/Write	Complete response message returned by target
response.content	Target response	String	Read/Write	Payload content of the response message returned by the target
response.formparam.{formparam_name}	Target response	String	Read/Write	The value of a form parameter in the response
response.formparam.{formparam_name}.values.count	Target response	Integer	Read	Count of all the values of the specified form parameter in response
response.formparams.count	Target response	Integer	Read	Count of all form prameters in the response
response.formparams.names	Target response	Collection	Read	The names of all the form parameters in the response
response.header.{header_name}	Target response	String	Read	Value of a specified HTTP header in the response
response.header.{header_name}.values	Target response	Collection	Read	All the values of a specified HTTP header in response
response.header.{header_name}.values.count	Target response	Integer	Read	Count of all the values of the specified HTTP header in response
response.headers.count	Target response	Integer	Read	Count of all the headers in the response
response.headers.names	Target response	Collection	Read	The names of all the headers in the response
response.reason.phrase	Target response	String	Read/Write	The response reason phrase for a particular request
response.status.code	Target response	Integer	Read/Write	The response code returned for a particular request
response.transport.message	Target response	String	Read	Response of type TransportMessage which is a contexual object
target.country	Target response	String	Read	Country of the SSL certificate presented by the target server
target.email.address	Target response	String	Read	Email address of the SSL certificate presented by the target server
target.organization	Target response	String	Read	Organization of the SSL certificate presented by the target server
target.organization.unit	Target response	String	Read	Organization unit of the SSL certificate presented by the target server
target.locality	Target response	String	Read	Locality (city) of the SSL certificate presented by the target server
target.received.end.time	Target response	String	Read	Ending time of the response from the target at TargetEndpoint
target.received.end.timestamp	Target response	Long	Read	Ending timestamp of the response from the target at TargetEndpoint
target.received.start.time	Target response	String	Read	Start time of the response from the target at TargetEndpoint
target.received.start.timestamp	Target response	Long	Read	Starting teimstamp of the response from the target at TargetEndpoint
target.state	Target response	String	Read	State of the SSL certificate presented by the target server

Path variables

Path variables are predefined variables that can be used to retrieve different parts of the request path.

Variables	Path	Description
Request variables	request.uri	The HTTP request path, which includes a path and a query string separated by a question mark ( ? )
	request.path	The HTTP request path without the query string
	request.querystring	The portion of the HTTP request path after the question mark ( ? )
Application variables	application.basepath	The deployment base path (specified during API deployment)
Proxy Variables	proxy.basepath	The base path as configured in the proxy XML file
Proxy Variables	proxy.pathprefix	The portion of the request path after the proxy basepath
Target variables	target.url	The URL configured in the target XML file or the dynamic target URL (if target.url is set during the message flow)
	target.basepath	The path (without host or port) in the URL configured in the target XML file or the dynamic target URL (if target.url is set during the message flow)
	target.basepath.with.query	The path along with query params (without host or port) in the URL configured in the target XML file or the dynamic target URL (if target.url is set during the message flow)

Example

Consider the following deployment:

Deployment path: /dev/
Proxy base path: /twitter/
Virtual host port: 8090
Virtual host alias: mytwitter.com
Target URL: http://api.twitter.com/1/

Request from client - The client makes the request:

            GET /dev/twitter/help/test.json
            curl http://{host}:8090/dev/twitter/help/test.json -H 'host: mytwitter.com'

The path is visualized as :

            {VERB} {application.basepath}/{proxy.basepath}/{proxy.pathsuffix}

Request is sent to target as:

            GET /1/help/test.json
            equivalent to:  curl http://api.twitter.com/1/help/test.json

The path is visualized as:

            {VERB} {target.basepath}/{proxy.pathsuffix}?{query params}

Usage in flows

Paths are usually used to classify requests as REST resources. This is achieved using conditional flows in a path match condition. Consider the following two requests based on the example above, which are two resources:

          GET /dev/twitter/help/test.json
          GET /dev/twitter/statuses/public_timeline.json

You can enforce different policies on these resources. The proxy.pathsuffix variable policy is recommended in conditions.

Note: You cannot use request.path because it includes the deployment path, which can change. The same bundle should work with different deployment paths.