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The Java API hides some of the REST API's constraints, like
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lists being returned in logical pages of <i >n</i > records. With the
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Java SDK, the list() method returns a iterator that returns
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- items, util there are no more.
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+ items, until there are no more.
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+ Please register for a free account at https://developer.syniverse.com to get your API keys.
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## How to use the SDK
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All the data objects follow a common pattern.
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All objects that can be updated or deleted has <b >update()</b > and/or
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<b >delete()</b > methods. The resource of an object also have <b >delete()</b >
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methods, so if you need to delete an object you just know by it's id,
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- there is no need to instatiate it. You jst call:
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+ there is no need to instatiate it. You just call:
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``` java
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res. delete(id)
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This should produce output like:
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``` text
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Sender id oX1iQToXaWAXY6u3yLhja4 has capabilities [WECHAT]
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- Sender id m2sb4eA3mlEConWJzsfYq6 has capabilities [WECHAT ]
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+ Sender id m2sb4eA3mlEConWJzsfYq6 has capabilities [FACEBOOK ]
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Sender id ln9sk9JF6insXcJ5nUzKK3 has capabilities [SMS]
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Sender id AE0vtyghu8dIrrpXesXPK1 has capabilities [MMS, SMS]
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Sender id 3hTOgeTWYlflMB2zmYNoP has capabilities [SMS]
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