UTILS4 - Fraud Simulator
This document covers how to use the fraud simulator. There are two recommended approaches for the tutorial, both docker and non-docker. Let’s look at these:
Using the Application Through Docker
Below provides a simple docker file entry for the developer application:
fraud-sim:
image: registry.ipf.iconsolutions.com/sample-systems-fraud-simulator-http:2.1.46
container_name: fraud-sim
environment:
- FRAUD_SIM_ENCRYPTION_ENABLED=FALSE
ports:
- 8089:8080
- 8090:55555
volumes:
- ./config/fraud-sim:/fraud-simulator-http/conf
- ./logs:/ipf/logs
user: "${UID:-1000}:${GID:-1000}"The fraud simulator requires no specialised configuration beyond the defaults. When executed the fraud-simulator will listen for data on port 55555 on the docker network. This is mapped to port 8090 on the host machine. The logs will be exported to logs/fraud-sim.app-log relative to the docker file.
Using the Application without Docker
Configuration
| Property | Description | Default Value |
|---|---|---|
simulator.http.port |
Defines the port upon which to listen for http requests. |
55555 |
server.port |
Defines the port the application will run on |
8080 |
|
The fraud, payment-initiation and sanctions simulator will all listen on port 55555, so when running together on one host it is important to override the properties to give them unique ports. |
Running
Once downloaded, place it into this directory and run:
java -cp "fraud-simulator-http-2.1.46-runnable.jar:config" -D"loader.main"="com.iconsolutions.samplesystems.fraud.simulator.FraudSimulatorHttpApplication" "org.springframework.boot.loader.launch.PropertiesLauncher"
The application will then start and be available from:
| Note that on Windows, the colon in the run command should be replaced by a semicolon. |