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# Policy Resource endpoint
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title=Policies with copy and move support
description=The Policy resource with copy and move support endpoint is responsible for managing policies. It supports \
all the operations that previous version of Policy resource endpoint supports - create, read, update, \
delete, query, evalute and evaluateTree action - with two new actions move and copy for copying and \
moving policies between realms
copy.action.description=Copy a list of policies
move.action.description=Move a list of policies
copy.item.action.description=Copy individual policy
move.item.action.description=Move individual policy
error.400.description=Bad request error. The cause can be the following:\n\
* Invalid json provided in the request\n\
* Invalid value found in json\n\
* Invalid policy name provided in json\n\
* copy/move from definition is missing\n\
* copy/move from application definition is missing\n\
* copy/move to definition is missing\n\
* Policy name already exists within the realm\n\
* Invalid destination realm
error.403.description=Permission Denied to access or create policy
error.404.description=Not Found error. The cause can be the following:\n\
* The Policy cannot be found\n\
* The required resource type cannot be found
schema.copy.action.title=Policy copy action schema
schema.copy.action.description=Policy copy action schema
schema.copy.action.to.title=Copy/Move To
schema.copy.action.to.description=Policy copy/move destination parameters
schema.copy.action.to.name.title=Name
schema.copy.action.to.name.description=The name of the output policy. Required unless you are copying or moving a \
policy to a different realm and you want the output policy to have the same name as the input policy.
schema.copy.action.to.application.title=Application
schema.copy.action.to.application.description=The policy set in which to place the output policy. Required when \
copying or moving a policy to a different policy set.
schema.copy.action.to.realm.title=Realm
schema.copy.action.to.realm.description=The realm in which to place the output policy. If not specified, OpenAM \
copies or moves the policy within the realm identified in the URL. Required when copying or moving a policy to a \
different realm.
schema.copy.action.to.resourceType.title=Resource type
schema.copy.action.to.resourceType.description=The UUID of the output policy's resource type. Required when copying \
or moving a policy to a different realm.
schema.copy.action.from.title=Copy/move from
schema.copy.action.from.description=Policy copy/move origin parameters
schema.copy.action.from.application.title=Application
schema.copy.action.from.application.description=The policy set in which the input policies are located
schema.copy.action.to.namePostfix.title=Name postfix
schema.copy.action.to.namePostfix.description=A value appended to output policy names in order to prevent name clashes
schema.copy.action.resourceTypeMapping.title=Resource type mapping
schema.copy.action.resourceTypeMapping.description=One or more resource types mappings, where the left side of the \
mapping specifies the UUID of a resource type used by the input policies and the right side of the mapping \
specifies the UUID of a resource type used by the output policies. The two resource types should have the same \
resource patterns