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Sample Work Flow

The following procedure illustrates the creation of a WSConfigElement the defines a specific network interface, and associated keep-alive mechanisms. Refer to WSConfigElement for details.

  1. Use the login administrative API to access a Oracle Communications Session Delivery Manager SOAP API server
  2. Use the newConfigElement API to create a template (actually a WSConfigElement data structure with default attribute values) of the networkInterface Type.
  3. Construct an ArrayList of WSConfigAttribute data structures to assign local attribute values to the default networkInterface template returned by newConfigElement. Refer to WSConfigAttribute for details.
  4. Add this attribute ArrayList to the networkInterface WSConfigElement data structure. This step completes configuration of the top-level networkInterface.
  5. Use the newConfigElement API to create a second-level (child) template of the networkInterface/GWHeartbeat Type.
  6. Construct an ArrayList of WSConfigAttribute data structures to assign local attribute values to the default networkInterface/GWHeartbeat template returned by newConfigElement.
  7. Add the attribute ArrayList to the child template. This step completes configuration of the second-level child.
  8. Construct an ArrayList of child WSConfigElements; in this case the array contains only a single element.
  9. Append this child ArrayList to the WSConfigElement data structure.
  10. Use the addConfigElement API to commit the WSConfigElement to the configuration database.
  11. Logout, using the logOut API