The Target Type parameter specifies the type of PEP on which the policy will be enforced. When you create run-time policies for webMethods Mediator, you set the Target Type to webMethods Integration Server.The Target Type parameter specifies the type of PEP on which the policy will be enforced. When you create run-time policies for webMethods Mediator, you set the Target Type to webMethods Integration Server.The Organization parameter specifies to which organization's virtual services the policy applies. Like design-time policies, a run-time policy can be system-wide or organization-specific. System-wide policies apply to virtual services in any organization. Organization-specific policies apply only to virtual services that belong to a specified organization.Note: | Once you create a policy, its organizational scope is fixed and cannot be changed. That is, if you create a policy whose scope is specific to organization ABC, you cannot change its scope to make it system-wide or switch it to another organization. You must create a new policy and set its organizational scope as needed. |
The Asset Type parameter specifies to which types of assets the policy applies. When you create run-time policies for webMethods Mediator, you set the Asset Type parameter to Virtual Services. When you are creating a run-time policy for another type of PEP, you will set this parameter to Web Services.