In a responder policy scenario, which expression completes the policy to ensure that '/mytraining' is appended to every URL path received?

In a responder policy scenario, which expression completes the policy to ensure that '/mytraining' is appended to every URL path received?

• A. (HTTP.REQ.URL.STARTSWITH("mytraining")) REQUEST
• B. (HTTP.REQ.URL.STARTSWITH("mytraining")) RESPONSE
• C. !(HTTP.REQ.URL.ENDSWITH("mytraining")) REQUEST
• D. !(HTTP.REQ.URL.ENDSWITH("mytraining")) RESPONSE

Answer: (C)

In responder policies, you modify the incoming request by applying an expression to the REQUEST direction. To ensure every URL path receives the suffix, you want the policy to run only when the path does not already end with the desired segment. Using the negation of ENDSWITH on the incoming URL lets you detect that the path isn’t yet ending with “mytraining,” so the action can append “/mytraining” to the path for those requests. Choosing ENDSSWITH on the REQUEST path would trigger only when the path already ends with the suffix, which is the opposite of what you want. Using the RESPONSE direction would apply to responses, not to the incoming URL path, so it wouldn’t achieve the goal of modifying the request. Therefore, the expression that negates ENDSWITH on the incoming request URL is the correct choice.

In responder policies, you modify the incoming request by applying an expression to the REQUEST direction. To ensure every URL path receives the suffix, you want the policy to run only when the path does not already end with the desired segment. Using the negation of ENDSWITH on the incoming URL lets you detect that the path isn’t yet ending with “mytraining,” so the action can append “/mytraining” to the path for those requests.

Choosing ENDSSWITH on the REQUEST path would trigger only when the path already ends with the suffix, which is the opposite of what you want. Using the RESPONSE direction would apply to responses, not to the incoming URL path, so it wouldn’t achieve the goal of modifying the request. Therefore, the expression that negates ENDSWITH on the incoming request URL is the correct choice.