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## Next steps
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This code was provided to show you basic functionality using Twilio in Java on Azure. Before deploying to Azure in production, you may want to add more error handling or other features. For example:
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* Instead of using a web form, you could use Azure storage blobs or SQL Database to store phone numbers and call text. For information about using Azure storage blobs in Java, see [How to Use the Blob Storage Service from Java][howto_blob_storage_java]. For information about using SQL Database in Java, see [Using SQL Database in Java][howto_sql_azure_java].
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* Instead of using a web form, you could use Azure storage blobs or SQL Database to store phone numbers and call text. For information about using Azure storage blobs in Java, see [How to Use the Blob Storage Service from Java][howto_blob_storage_java].
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* You could use **RoleEnvironment.getConfigurationSettings** to retrieve the Twilio account ID and authentication token from your deployment's configuration settings, instead of hard-coding the values in makecall.jsp. For information about the **RoleEnvironment** class, see [Using the Azure Service Runtime Library in JSP][azure_runtime_jsp] and the Azure Service Runtime package documentation at [http://dl.windowsazure.com/javadoc][azure_javadoc].
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* The makecall.jsp code assigns a Twilio-provided URL, [http://twimlets.com/message][twimlet_message_url], to the **Url** variable. This URL provides a Twilio Markup Language (TwiML) response that informs Twilio how to proceed with the call. For example, the TwiML that is returned can contain a **<Say>** verb that results in text being spoken to the call recipient. Instead of using the Twilio-provided URL, you could build your own service to respond to Twilio's request; for more information, see [How to Use Twilio for Voice and SMS Capabilities in Java][howto_twilio_voice_sms_java]. More information about TwiML can be found at [http://www.twilio.com/docs/api/twiml][twiml], and more information about **<Say>** and other Twilio verbs can be found at [http://www.twilio.com/docs/api/twiml/say][twilio_say].
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* Read the Twilio security guidelines at [https://www.twilio.com/docs/security][twilio_docs_security].
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