Conncting to CM SDK from Java

I am using CMSDK API to connect to oracle CM SDK by using the following statement
service = LibraryService.startService(serviceName, schemapassword, serviceConfig, domain);
but i have following exception
oracle.ifs.common.IfsException: IFS-20100: Unable to find service (MODService)
oracle.ifs.common.IfsException: IFS-20120: Invalid service name (MODService)
     at oracle.ifs.common.IfsException.<init>(IfsException.java:300)
     at oracle.ifs.server.S_LibraryService.findService(S_LibraryService.java:1540)
     at oracle.ifs.beans.LibraryService.findService(LibraryService.java:274)
     at com.raya.mod.cmsdk.IfsManager.connectToRepository(IfsManager.java:25)
     at com.raya.mod.cmsdk.IfsManager.main(IfsManager.java:78)
i need to know if i am using wrong service name , where can i find the right service name ?and what is the Service name ?

There is a table in the CMSDK that will give you the service name. You can also login to the Application Server Control and under the CMSDK pages it will tell you the default service. It is usually IfsDefaultService, unless you change it.

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