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Follow the instructions to download the updated transfer-client.jar file here: CCCApply Download Client Guide and Files. You may need to scroll down the page to find it under the CCCApply Download Client Guide.
Note The transfer-client.jar file is the Download Client. A .jar file (Java Archive) is essentially a .zip file of Java application code. You can use a variety of free and downloadable tools to open the .jar file. These tools may include, but are not limited to:
Windows: Oracle Java Runtime Environment, 7-Zip, etc.
Mac: Oracle Java Runtime Environment, Apple JAR launcher, etc.
Linux: Oracle Java Runtime Environment
- Follow the instructions on the page where you get the transfer-client.jar file to download and replace your application-context.xml file, and a ccctransfer.properties files with the ones provided under the .jar file on the same page mentioned above.
- Configure your job and format XML files. You should have a pair (job and format) for each application (i.e. a pair for the CCCApply Standard application, a pair for the CCCApply International application, and a pair for the BOG Fee Waiver application). Use the directions in the CCCApply Download Client Guide to configure these files, following the directions from step 4 in the "Unzipping, Installing, and Configuring the Download Client" section.
- The job XML file is where you define the environment you will be downloading from.
- You will want to do this for Pilot first, to make sure the downloads are working correctly.
- Run the download against your Pilot environment from a command prompt (Windows and Unix options are offered in the CCCApply Download Client Guide).
- Check the downloaded data against the actual application(s) submitted and what your SIS needs, to check you are downloading all the fields that you need.
- Run the download against your Production environment.
- Import the downloaded data into your SIS.
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