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1. Go to the Java project directory and edit the gradle.settings file.
   Modify the file to include valid entries for host, port, username and password for the platformPlatform.

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   title Example - gradle.settings file.
   Code Block language text title gradle.settings ext { //----- Platform host settings ----- host="localhost" port="9000" username="mzadmin" password="dr" //----- Runtime settings ----- syncHttpAddress="http://${host}:${port}/javaagent/sync" postHttpAddress="http://${host}:${port}/javaagent/post" }

   
   

2. The next step will be to update the project's libraries with the latest UDRs available with the following commands:

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   title Example - Command to refresh the UDRs in the project library.
   Code Block language bash $ gradle pull

   This command will download all the necessary java jars to the project directory. This includes any changes done to it before hand. 

   
   

3. After running gradle pull, the following command is performed to compile and create the library files.

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   title Example - Command to build the library
   Code Block language bash $ gradle clean assemble

   
   

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With this command, the changes made in the java codes will be committed and saved. The Java agent will now be able to select and execute the business logic contained within from the workflow. For more information on how to configure the Java agent, see 9.47.2 Java Agent Configuration.