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Run a Java SAM SDK Application

After you configure an endpoint to use a password consumer SDK application, you can run the application to get, check out, and check in privileged account passwords.

To run a Java SAM SDK application

1. Verify that you have created a password consumer for the application in CA ControlMinder Enterprise Management.
2. Open a Command Prompt window and navigate to the folder in which the application is installed.
3. Run the following command:

   java -cp PupmJavaSDK.jar;CAPUPMClientCommons.jar;jsafeFIPS.jar;[log4jLib];. 
   applicationName {explicit | keyvalues} {checkout | checkin} "endpointType" 
   "endpointName" "accountName" "accountContainer" flags
   

   log4jLib

   (Optional) Defines the name of the log4j library that the application uses to log runtime events and information.

   applicationName

   Defines the name of the Java SAM SDK application.

   explicit

   Specifies that the command provides explicit values for each parameter.

   keyvalues

   Specifies that the command uses key/value pairs.

   checkout

   Specifies that the application retrieves (gets or checks out) a privileged account password.

   Note: The flags parameter specifies the get or check out action that application performs.

   checkin

   Specifies that the application checks in a privileged account password.

   endpointType

   Defines the type of endpoint on which the privileged account is defined.

   Note: You can use the View Endpoint Type task in CA ControlMinder Enterprise Management to view a list of available endpoint types. Define the endpoint type exactly as it appears in CA ControlMinder Enterprise Management, for example, "SAP R3 via Provisioning".

   endpointName

   Defines the name of the endpoint on which the privileged account is defined.

   accountName

   Defines the name of the privileged account.

   accountContainer

   Defines the name of the container in which the privileged account is defined.

   If the privileged account is not defined in a container, specify "Accounts" for this parameter.

   flags

   Specifies if the application checks out or gets the privileged account password.

   Values: 0—check out or check in the privileged account password (GetOnly flag is false); 1—get the privileged account password (GetOnly flag is true)

   The application performs the specified action on the privileged account password and displays the result.

Note: You can use the semsgtool utility to view the textual explanation of numerical SAM SDK error codes. For more information about the semsgtool utility, see the Reference Guide.