IBM Verify

If you are referring to WebSEAL, the easiest way to differentiate the responses is to add the junction response code to the WebSEAL request log (controlled by the ‘%c’ format specifier to the request-log-format configuration entry), in addition to the returned response code (‘%s’).

I hope that this helps.

Scott A. Exton
Senior Software Engineer
Chief Programmer - IBM Security Verify Access
IBM Master Inventor

Thanks for the reply, which format corresponds to which? Does %c correspond to the response that ISVA throws and %s is the response for the whole chain or vice versa? 

%s is the status that WebSEAL sends to the client

%c is the original status that the backend server sends to WebSEAL