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To make of use the services supported by the SDK, you need to have access to an SAP AI Core Service instance. Checkout [how to connect](link).
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See [an example `pom.xml` in our Spring Boot application](sample-code/spring-app/pom.xml).
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#### Optional Integrations
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The SDK can be combined with popular Java frameworks. These are not required for core functionality, but version compatibility is listed for reference:
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***Spring AI** ≥ 1.0.0
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***Spring Boot** ≥ 3.0
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***CAP Java** ≥ 3.0.0
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👉 See an [example `pom.xml`](link) in our sample Spring Boot application.
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> All classes under any of the `...model` packages are generated from an OpenAPI specification and marked as `@Beta`.
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### 🔧 Compatibility Notes
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- two fields in `OrchestrationModuleConfig` changed:
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-`inputTranslationConfig` is now of type `SAPDocumentTranslationInput`
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- when using `OrchestrationModuleConfig.withInputTranslationConfig()` and `OrchestrationModuleConfig.withOutputTranslationConfig()` consider the following diff:
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var config = new OrchestrationModuleConfig("some prompt");
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