You must perform all the steps below before executing the run script.

1. Unzip the CXFClient.zip to a folder on the client system. This folder provides the {CXFClient_HOME}.
2. Go to the following directory:

   {CXFClient_HOME}/bin

3. Edit the run.sh bash file that allows you to run the sample client code by changing the JAVA_HOME path variable to match the JDK installation path.

   Note:

   The CXF Client uses JDK 1.8.
4. Edit the build.sh bash file to build an executable image by making the same change to the JAVA_HOME path variable.
5. The following substeps enable the Web Service interface to run over HTTPS.

   Note:

   These steps can be safely ignored if client/server transactions occur over unsecured HTTP.
   1. Use FTP to move a copy of the Oracle Communications Session Delivery Manager server public certificate to the ssl folder.
   2. Use the Java keytool utility to import the public certificate into a specified Java keystore. For example, the following command imports the OCSDM.cert certificate file into a keystore named trustedCerts:

      keytool -import -keystore trustedCerts -alias ocsdm-cert -file OCSDM.cert

      This keystore file is referenced by the ocsdm-cert alias.

      Note:

      You will be prompted for the keystore password before the import operation is initiated.
   3. Edit the run.sh bash file by changing the TRUST_STORE variable to match the location of the Java keystore that contains the public certificates of associated Oracle Communications Session Delivery Manager servers:

      TRUST_STORE=../ssl/trustedCerts

   4. Edit the run.sh bash file by changing the TRUST_STORE_PASSWORD to match the password required to access the Java keystore that contains the Oracle Communications Session Delivery Manager server certificates.
   5. Use the Java keytool utility to confirm the presence of the key in the keystore. For example:

      keytool -list -v -keystore trustedCerts

      This command provides a verbose display of the contents of the target Java keystore, which in this case is trustedCerts.

      Note:

      You will be prompted for the keystore password before the keystore contents are displayed.
   6. Repeat the previous sub steps for each additional Oracle Communication Session Delivery Manager server associated with the client.
6. Optionally edit {CXFClient_HOME}/conf/client.properties by changing the value of the session_timeout_ms property to specify a non-default session timeout value, expressed in milliseconds.
7. Edit the run.sh bash file by changing the SERVER_NAME variable to point to NNC server machine name.
8. Edit the run.sh bash file by changing the SERVER_PORT variable to point to NNC server machine port.
9. Use build.bat to compile the client application.
10. Use run.bat to run the client application.