Hello, in your javascript file you can do this context.setVariable('request.header.','');example for a header called "new-header", applied to the Request object:if (myFunction()) { // truthy context.setVariable('request.header.new-header','any-value-...

I'm not an expert but Im guessing this property is mainly for XPATH or JSONPath expressions. For other variable mappings, any variable that referenced either can be exist or not exist and both way it is considered resolved. See xpath and jsonpath exp...

Hi, this is actually how ExtractVariables policy works. Whether you set IgnoreUnresolvedVariable true or false it wont throw an error for variables you'r not passing, it treat them as null which is resolved.