1) Create a basic XML Firewall service to perform message transformation

2) Create a new service. Click XML firewall in the control panel

Firewall Name: Enter the Firewall name
Firewall Type: Select Loopback
Device Port : will generate by default
Request Type : Select XML
3) create a new firewall policy
4) click the New button to create a policy
5) The policy editor opens. Enter the Policy Name
6) Clcik the Apply Policy to save the policy
7) Clcik New Rule. A new rule is automatically generated
8) For a new rule, the policy editor will automatically add a Match action. To
configure it, double click the match action icon
9) click done
10) Add a Transform action to processing steps of the policy
11) Drag the Transform icon onto the rule configuration path, to the right of the
Match action, and release
12) Double click the Transform action to configure the action
13) In the configure Transform action window, select the Use XSLT specified in this
action radio button
14) upload the .xsl file from your local directory
15) click upload
16) click continue
17) verify that the configure Transform Action window appears with the newly
uploaded XSL stylesheet
18) verify that the Input field is set to auto.
19) Verify that the output field is also set to auto.
20) Click Done to save these configuration changes, and to close the window
21) Configure the rule to act on XML traffic coming form the client and save the
new rule
22) the rule configuration path window reappers, click the Rule direction drop down
list and select Client to server
23) click Apply Policy to save the policy
24) At the top of editor click close window
25) click Apply to apply and commit the configuration of the newly created XML
firewall service
26) click View status to verify that operational state of the XML firewall and
related objects. The "op-state" should be up for all objects
27) click cancel, which will return to your control panel
28) click Save config to save the XML firewall service properties to the startup
configuration.