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Announcing the Vonage Java SDK v7.0.0

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Date Published
Author
Sina Madani
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1,399
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15
Language
English
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Summary

The Java SDK for Vonage has undergone significant changes with the latest version, focusing on improving security, adding new features such as the Messages API, and removing deprecated functionality. Versions before 6.4.2 are vulnerable to over 50 CVE security vulnerabilities due to outdated dependencies. The SDK now uses a more secure library for JSON serialization and has been updated to reflect changes in the API specifications. New features include support for the Pricing API endpoint and premium text-to-speech capabilities. Deprecations include the removal of the SMS Search API, legacy text-to-speech voiceName field, and internal refactoring to make classes package-private. The SDK also includes fixes and enhancements for issues such as missing fields, incorrect deserialization, and improved documentation. The roadmap includes the integration of video functionality into the core SDKs, with a focus on implementing the new Video API in beta releases.

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