Salesforce Marketing Cloud Java SDK with Proxy (FuelSDK with Proxy configuration)

The Salesforce Marketing Cloud Java SDK enables developers to easily access the Salesforce Marketing Cloud (formerly ExactTarget) via the Java platform. Among other things, the SDK:

• automatically acquires and refreshes Marketing Cloud access tokens

• enables developers to access both Marketing Cloud SOAP and REST APIs in the same session with or without proxies.

• exposes simplified versions of the most commonly used Marketing Cloud objects and methods as Java native objects

• provides passthroughs so developers can access the full REST and SOAP APIs directly when they need to go beyond the simplified interfaces

• adds "sugar" methods for the most commonly used Marketing Cloud features that make it easy to use those features (e.g., the SDK provides a SQL-like interface to data extensions)

For more information about the Java SDK and how to use it, please see the Javadocs at http://salesforce-marketingcloud.github.io/FuelSDK-Java/.

Installation

The easiest way to install the Java SDK is via Maven—simply add the following dependency to your project's pom.xml:

<dependency>
  <groupId>com.snippetexample</groupId>
  <artifactId>flamessdk</artifactId>
  <version>1.0.0</version>
</dependency>

Maven will automatically resolve, download, and install all dependencies for you.

Once you have the SDK installed, you'll need to obtain a client ID and client secret from App Center and place them in fuelsdk.properties using src/main/resources/fuelsdk.properties.template as a starting template. Theses values authenticate you to the Saleforce Marketing Cloud API. Please see https://code.exacttarget.com/getting-started/setting-your-development-environment for more information about how to use App Center to get a client ID and client secret.

Example

public ETClient getETClient(){
    	if(etClient == null){
    		ETConfiguration configuration = new ETConfiguration();
        	configuration.set("clientId",exactTargetCredentials.getClientId());
        	configuration.set("clientSecret",exactTargetCredentials.getClientSecret());
        	try {
				ETProxy etProxy  = new ETProxy(ProxyServerType.HTTP.name(),"example.proxy.com",3129);
    			etClient = new ETClient(configuration, etProxy);
    		} catch (ETSdkException e) {
    			e.printStackTrace();
    		}
    	}
    	return etClient;
    }