Protocol
classes that your applications
can use to set up communication with Configuration Server.
Protocol
object, as shown here:
ConfServerProtocol confServerProtocol =
new ConfServerProtocol(
new Endpoint(
confServerUri));
confServerProtocol.setClientApplicationType(clientApplicationType);
confServerProtocol.setClientName("name");
confServerProtocol.setUserName(userName);
confServerProtocol.setUserPassword(userPassword);
confServerProtocol.open();
events
and requests
packages
associated with this SDK, for example
com.genesyslab.platform.configuration.protocol.confserver.events
or
com.genesyslab.platform.configuration.protocol.confserver.requests.objects
.For general information on the structure and usage of the Platform SDKs, or detailed information on configuration database objects, please refer to the Platform SDK Developer's Guide.
ConfServerProtocol supports Kerberos authentication. For more information on using Kerberos, refer to the documentation for classConfServerProtocol
.Interface | Description |
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ConfServerProtocolHandshakeOptions |
Dedicated interface to represent Configuration Server protocol handshake parameters.
|
Class | Description |
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ConfServerContext |
Context container for opened Configuration Server Protocol connection.
|
ConfServerProtocol |
Use a
ConfServerProtocol object to establish
communication between application and Genesys Configuration Server. |
ConfServerProtocolListener |
Customized ServerChannel component for handling of Genesys Configuration Server protocol clients.
Here is a simple example of synchronous server side procedure:
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