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Cisco Broadband Access Center 3.8 Administrator Guide
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Chapter 17 Configuring Broadband Access Center
Managing DPE Feature Pack Extensions
Managing extensions includes:
• Writing a New Class for RDU, page 17-24
• Installing RDU Custom Extensions, page 17-25
• Viewing RDU Extensions, page 17-26
Note You can specify multiple extension points by making them run one after another. You do this by
specifying the extensions points in a comma-separated list.
Writing a New Class for RDU
This procedure illustrates the entire custom extension creation process. You can create many different
types of extensions; for the purposes of this procedure, a new Publishing Extension Point is used.
To write the new class:
Step 1 Create a Java source file for the custom publishing extension, and compile it.
Step 2 Create a manifest file for the JAR file that will contain the extension class.
For detailed information on creating a manifest file and using the command-line JAR tool, see Java
documentation.
For example:
Name: com/cisco/support/extensions/configgeneration
Specification-Title: "TOD synchronization"
Specification-Version: "1.0"
Specification-Vendor: "General TW, Inc."
Implementation-Title: "Remove the time-servers DHCP option"
Implementation-Version: "1.0"
Implementation-Vendor: "Cisco Systems, Inc."
Service-Level Selection Executed to select the service level to grant to
a device.
Extensions attached to this extension point
are executed before any common
configuration generation extensions and the
technology-specific configuration generation
extensions.
Optional Yes
Authentication Executed to authenticate the user through
remote authentication servers. Extensions
will be attached to the extension points based
on the authentication mode listed in RDU
Defaults Page.
RADIUS extensions are default built in
authentication extensions in BAC.
Required Yes
Table 17-8 Required RDU Extension Points (continued)
Extension Point Description Use
Specific to
Technology?