Get Started with Java Marketplace SDK

This step-by-step guide will help you get started with the Java Marketplace SDK and build apps powered by Contentstack.

• Java version 8 or later.
• Contentstack Account
• Basic understanding of Java programming language.
• Familiarity with your chosen Integrated Development Environment (IDE), such as Eclipse or IntelliJ IDEA.

To install the Java Marketplace SDK in your system, follow the steps below:

Step 1: Create a New Project

• Open your preferred IDE.
• Create a new Java project. The process may vary depending on your IDE, but generally, you'll find an option like "New Project" or "Create New Project."

Step 2: Add the Library Dependency

• Search Java SDK to Maven Central Repository that is a vast collection of Java libraries
• Open your project's build configuration file. In most cases, this is a build.gradle(for Gradle) or pom.xml(for maven) file.
• Add the dependency information to the configuration file by executing the below code:

For Gradle build system:

 dependencies { implementation com.contentstack.sdk:marketplace:{version}' }

For Maven build system:

<dependencies>	<dependency>	<groupId>com.contentstack.sdk</groupId>	<artifactId>marketplace</artifactId>	<version>{version}</version>	</dependency> </dependencies

Step 3: Save the `pom.xml` file.

To initialize the SDK in your system, execute the following command:

import com.contentstack.sdk.marketplace; Marketplace marketplace = new Marketplace.Builder("organisationId").build();

Custom Configurations offer developers the flexibility to customize and adapt the SDK's behavior to suit their specific needs.

Here's an overview of the common customizable configurations within the Java Marketplace SDK.

Contentstack offers custom host configuration while initializing the Marketplace Java SDK.

A custom host refers to any host that differs from the default Contentstack endpoint, cdn.contentstack.io. Users can define their own host and use it instead of the default one.

Execute the below code for custom host configuration:

import com.contentstack.sdk.marketplace Marketplace marketplace = new Marketplace.Builder("organisationId").host("api.contentstack.io").build();

Contentstack offers four regions, North America (NA), Europe (EU), Azure North America (Azure NA), and Azure Europe (Azure EU) as data centers to store customers' account details and data. These regions are independent of each other and therefore have a dedicated set of instructions on how to use Contentstack SDKs.

Note: Users using the NA region do not need to make any configuration changes as the SDK considers this region by default. This means, you need not pass the region parameter in the following code.

To utilize the SDKs in the Europe, Azure NA, or Azure EU regions, modify the SDK configuration as specified below, while keeping the rest of the instructions unchanged.

Marketplace marketplace = new Marketplace.Builder("organisationId").host("api.contentstack.io").region(Region.EU).build();

Contentstack SDKs are designed exclusively for read-only purposes and utilize our robust and efficient CDN, to fetch and deliver content from the nearest server.

This section focuses explicitly on the Java Marketplace SDK and provides an overview of basic queries. You will learn how to retrieve a class using the SDK and learn the techniques for efficient content retrieval.

To initialize the marketplace class within your organization, execute the below command:

// Replace 'YOUR_ORG_ID' with your Contentstack organization UID String organizationUid = "YOUR_ORG_ID"; Marketplace marketplace = new Marketplace(organizationUid);

To retrieve an instance of the App class, execute the following command:

// Get an instance of the App class App app = marketplace.app(); // Alternatively, you can pass the app UID to retrieve a specific app String appUid = "APP_UID"; App specificApp = marketplace.app(appUid);

To retrieve an instance of the Auth class, execute the following command:

// Get an instance of the Auth class Auth auth = marketplace.authorizations();

To retrieve an instance of the Installation class, execute the following command:

// Get an instance of the Installation class Installation installation = marketplace.installation(); // Alternatively, you can pass the installation ID to retrieve a specific installation String installationId = "INSTALLATION_ID"; Installation specificInstallation = marketplace.installation(installationId);

To retrieve an instance of the AppRequest class, execute the following command:

// Get an instance of the AppRequest class AppRequest appRequest = marketplace.request();

Java Marketplace Github Repository

Java Marketplace SDK API Reference