Installing the Context Service client
Install the Context Service client, an API to interact with the Context Service, as (part of) a Java/JSP or .NET web application.
- Copying resources for the Context Service client
Copy resources to a new or existing web application. - Configuring a log location for the Context Service client
By default, the Context Service client writes its log files to a logs/ subfolder of the microservice. If you want, you can override this default in the Logback configuration file, logback.xml. - Configuring Claim forwarding when using REL tags
Both on the client side (Context Service client) and on the server side (Content Service or Session-enabled Content Service), the use of REL tags prompts an edit of the cd_ambient_conf.xml configuration file. - Deploying the Discovery Resolver
To perform discovery of context properties by the browser itself, expose a part of the Context Engine called the Discovery Resolver by copying a JavaScript file into your web application. - Configuring your web application on WebLogic
For each Java/JSP web application that runs on the WebLogic web and application server, some custom configuration is necessary. - Adding the Context Service client cache configuration to your Web.config
If you run the Context Service client inside a .NET Web application, modify Web.config to enable caching for this feature.