Creating CCM Application in Java

The <DISK>/SDK/API/CCM/Java folder contains the Java code distribution of the CCM API. The <DISK>/SDK/API/CCM/Java/lib folder contains the .jar files (listed below) to be added to the CCM-based Java application.

The following .jar files are found in the SDK/API/CCM/Java/lib folder:

ac-ccm-api-jaxws.jar

ac-ccm-api.jar

ac-ccm-session.jar

ac-cms-ccm-cred.jar

ac-cms-ccm-securitymodule.jar

ac-cms-ccm-sync.jar

ac-cms-ccm-user.jar

ac-cms-ccm-wallet.jar

ac-interfaces.jar

acjnicoe.jar

ac_localization.jar

ai-coe-bsi.jar

FastInfoset.jar

gmbal-api-only.jar

ha-api.jar

jakarta.activation.jar

jakarta.annotation-api.jar

jakarta.jws-api.jar

jakarta.mail.jar

jakarta.xml.bind-api.jar

jakarta.xml.soap-api.jar

jakarta.xml.ws-api.jar

jaxb-impl.jar

jaxb-jxc.jar

jaxb-xjc.jar

jaxws-rt.jar

jaxws-tools.jar

management-api.jar

mimepull.jar

policy.jar

saaj-impl.jar

slf4j-api-1.7.36.jar

stax-ex.jar

stax2-api.jar

streambuffer.jar

woodstox-core.jar

Sample CCM Java-Based Application

The CMS_home_directory/SDK/API/CCM/Java/sample folder contains sample Java code. The TestCCM.java application in the sample directory implements several functions just like a typical CCM API based-application would including the following:

For more information, see the CCM API Cookbook.