Java SDK for WeChat development, supporting back-end development for WeChat Pay, Open Platform, Mini Programs, WeCom, Channels, Official Accounts, and more.
WxJava is a Java server-side SDK for building backends that use WeChat services, including payments, public accounts, mini programs, enterprise accounts, the open platform, and video channels. It is for Java developers integrating those WeChat modules through Maven or Gradle. The catalogue add-ons guide users and contributors through module selection, integration, troubleshooting, API contributions, and upgrades.
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A contributor guide for adding or maintaining official WeChat API support in WxJava, a Java software development kit. It covers services, request and response data objects, data conversion, HTTP handling, starter configuration, and regression tests.
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A setup guide for connecting Java, Spring Boot, or Solon applications to WxJava, a Java software development kit for WeChat services. It covers choosing modules, adding dependencies, configuring accounts, and making an initial API call.
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A decision guide for choosing the correct WxJava Maven module, dependency management file, and example for a WeChat use case. WxJava is a Java software development kit for services such as official accounts, mini programs, and payments.
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A troubleshooting guide for WxJava, a Java library used to connect applications to WeChat services. It organizes problems involving setup, access tokens, signatures, payment certificates, callbacks, data conversion, network requests, and multiple accounts.
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A migration guide for upgrading WxJava, a Java software development kit for WeChat services, from one version or dependency setup to another. It checks dependencies, Java versions, configuration, HTTP clients, and public programming interfaces.
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