eBay SDK for Java®

Java programmers can now enjoy object-oriented access to Web services with the eBay Platform rather than parsing XML strings and data structures.

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Benefits

Simplifies the development process by abstracting the eBay API and by supplying 'out-of-the-box' functionality for features and processes that you would otherwise have to build
Cuts time to market by providing common API modules in an easy-to-use format
Provides a robust, efficient, and standard integration layer
Supports the latest features through regularly scheduled updates by eBay
Can be used in conjunction with an existing eBay API application to enhance functionality, e.g., adding payment processing or inventory management support

eBay SDK for Java: Open source SDK simplifies development tasks.
Read the Readme file before installing.
Sun J2SE SDK: The recommended virtual machine to use with the eBay SDK for Java.
Apache Axis 1.1 Final: Enables Java applications to send and receive SOAP messages.

Readme file: View installation requirements, and changes since the last SDK release.
Input/Output Reference: Browse all calls and the fields they use.
eBay Web Services Guide (HTML) or (PDF): How eBay works. Learn workflows; find call samples.
Library Reference Documentation (javadoc): See classes and methods provided with the SDK.
API Release Notes: View enhancements in each bi-weekly API release.

Java SDK System Announcements: Updates and known issues that impact the eBay SDK for Java.
eBay Developer Forums: Free support from your fellow developers and Developer Technical Support
Developer Support: Choose from paid support offerings, including Support Requests and Live Help.

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