Oracle Communications Network Charging and Control SDK Developer's Guide - Release 12.0.5 - April 2022

Nov 2, 2026

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Oracle Communications Network Charging and Control SDK Developer's Guide (Release 12.0.5, April 2022) provides instructions for customizing and extending the SDK. It covers preparing the development environment, building required components, installing the SDK and examples, configuring runtime environment variables, and accessing API documentation. The guide also explains how to use debugging, alarms, statistics, configuration files, service loaders, and feature node creation. It supports building convergent charging controller components and includes procedures for custom service loader and feature node definitions.

LanguageEnglish

CategoryTechnology

FormatPDF

Pages111

Reading Time4 h 40 min

AccessFree to download

Preface

Audience

Documentation Accessibility

Diversity and Inclusion

Conventions

1 About Customizing Network Charging and Control

Understanding the SDK Development Environment

Developing Convergent Charging Controller Components and Features with the SDK

About the SDK API

2 Getting Started

Prerequisites

Installing the SDK

Setting Environment Variables

SDK Contents

Building Examples

Installing the Examples

Accessing the API Documentation

Using Debugging, Alarms, Statistics, and Configuration

Accessing the Configuration File

3 About Service Loaders

Creating a Custom Service Loader

Setting up Service-Specific Data

Setting up Extension Information

General Setup of Outgoing Information

4 Creating a Custom Feature Node

About Feature Nodes

About Creating Custom Feature Nodes

Defining a Feature Node

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FAQs

What does the guide cover for customizing network charging and control using the SDK?

It explains how to understand the SDK development environment, work with SDK APIs, and build or extend convergent charging controller components with custom service loaders and feature nodes.

How do I prepare to build and install the SDK and examples?

The guide lists prerequisites, build steps for gcc and binutils on Oracle Solaris, procedures to install the SDK and examples, and how to set environment variables for the setup.

How can debugging, alarms, and statistics be used with the SDK?

It describes using debugging statements and debug sections, creating debug output, setting display options, logging alarms, recording statistics, and accessing configuration files.

Nov 2, 2026

Uploaded by Marglet