The ACLI to ACP mapping varies between models. To dynamically generate the ACLI to ACP mapping for your SBC version, use the getACLItoACPMapping API call.

The target device names added to OC SDM are: [null]

1. Unzip the CXFClientNNCMain.zip included as part of the Oracle Session Delivery Manager download.
2. In the CXFClientNNCMain\bin\build.bat file, set the following variable:
   • JAVA_HOME—The path to your local JDK installation
3. In the CXFClientNNCMain\bin\run.bat file, set the following variables:
   • JAVA_HOME—The path to your local JDK installation
   • SERVER_NAME—The host name of your Oracle Session Delivery Manager server.
4. Also in the CXFClientNNCMain\bin\run.bat file, change sampleSource.GenericClient to sampleSource.ClientExample.
   • If using https, change the sampleSource.GenericClient in line 15.

     Note:

     If using https, set values for the TRUST_STORE and TRUST_STORE_PASSWORD variables.
   • If using http, change the sampleSource.GenericClient in line 20.

   :http
   "%JAVA_HOME%\bin\java"  -classpath .;%CLASSPATH%  -DServerName=%SERVER_NAME% -DServerPort=%SERVER_PORT% sampleSource.ClientExample

5. In the CXFClientNNCMain\sampleSource\ClientExample.java file, under the Class Variables section, set the following private static variables:
   • serverName—The host name or IP address of your Oracle Session Delivery Manager server.
   • serverPort—The port of your Oracle Session Delivery Manager server
   • soapUser—The administrator's user name.
   • soapUserPwd—The administrator's password.
   • targetDevice.—The target name of the SBC.

     Note:

     To find the target name from within the Oracle Session Delivery Manager GUI, click Configuration Manager, and then Devices, and then Expand All. The Target Name column contains the value for the targetDevice variable.
   For example:

       private static String serverName="1.2.3.4";
       private static String serverPort="8080";
       private static String soapUser="admin_user";
       private static String soapUserPwd="admin_password";
       private static String targetDevice = "sbc720";

6. In the runScenarios() function, uncomment the getACLItoACPMapping API call.

   Note:

   Because the getACLItoACPMapping call needs to know the devices managed by the Oracle Session Delivery Manager, the runScenario2 call must also be uncommented.

   private void runScenarios() {
       try {
           //runScenario1();            // Summary view SOAP user
           runScenario2();              // Get managed devices
           //runScenario3();            // Get top level element names
           //runScenario4();            // Create Top level element
           getACLItoACPMapping();       // Return a list of ACLI to ACP name 
                                           mapping for Top-level Elements

7. From the Command Prompt, re-build and run the SOAP client.

   C:\CXFClientNNCMain\bin>build.bat
   Note: ..\sampleSource\ClientExample.java uses unchecked or unsafe operations.
   Note: Recompile with -Xlint:unchecked for details.
   
   C:\CXFClientNNCMain\bin>run.bat

   The ACLI to ACP mapping is displayed.

   The target device names added to NNC are : [sbc720]
   [
    Name : media-manager->codec-policy Value : codecPolicy,
    Name : media-manager->dns-config Value : dnsConfig,
    Name : media-manager->dnsalg-constraints Value : dnsAlgConstraints,
    Name : media-manager->ext-policy-server Value : extBwManager,
    . . .