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removed the part about the persistent outbox. this currently needs some manual workarounds that we won't document.
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| In general, adding a CAP Java plugin to your existing Spring Boot application is just adding one or more dependencies to the application's `pom.xml` as well as adding configuration to the application.yaml (or other mechanisms for [Spring Boot configuration](https://docs.spring.io/spring-boot/reference/features/external-config.html)). In the following sections we will discuss several examples on how to use the core CAP Java runtime and CAP plugin to integrate a Spring Boot application with different SAP BTP services. | ||
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I don't know if we should focus on AuditLog / Messaging APIs here so much. I think we need to describe what the base dependencies are, e.g. cds-services-api & cds-framework-spring-boot. Then we can refer to the different standard chapters for Audit Log / Messaging I think
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Isn't that exactly what this section is covering?
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I feel like it is too detailed and explains too much about AuditLog/Messaging itself. We should just let the relevant chapters for our technical AuditLog/Messaging APIs do that job I think.
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