The Daktela Java SDK is open-source and hosted on Maven Central for easy dependency management.
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Maven Central: com.daktela:daktela-v6-java-connector
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GitHub Repository: Daktela/daktela-v6-java-connector
Installation
To add the SDK to your project, include the following dependency in your build configuration file:
For Maven (pom.xml):
<dependency>
<groupId>com.daktela</groupId>
<artifactId>daktela-v6-java-connector</artifactId>
<version>LATEST</version>
</dependency>
For Gradle (build.gradle):
implementation 'com.daktela:daktela-v6-java-connector:LATEST'
Implementation & Usage
The Java SDK is designed to be intuitive and type-safe. For complete instructions on initializing the library and performing operations, please refer to the README.md file in the official GitHub repository.
The repository documentation provides details on:
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Configuration: Setting up the
DaktelaConnectorwith your instance URL and API Access Token. -
Repositories: Using specific repository classes to manage Contacts, Tickets, and Activities.
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Filtering & Sorting: Utilizing the built-in query builder for complex data requests.
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Exception Handling: Catching and managing API-specific exceptions.
Best Practices
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Dependency Injection: We recommend managing the
DaktelaConnectoras a Singleton or via a Dependency Injection framework (like Spring or Guice) to efficiently reuse the underlying HTTP client. -
Thread Safety: The SDK is designed to be thread-safe, making it suitable for high-concurrency server environments.
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Security: Use environment variables or a secure configuration vault to store your API Access Tokens. Avoid hardcoding credentials in your source code.