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# Symphony BDK Reference Documentation

> [!NOTE]
> BDK version 3.0: Major change !
>
> The newly introduced BDK version 3.0 relies on Java 17 and SpringBoot 3. This is a major change that allows Symphony to continue to propose the latest security fixes following the end of support of Spring Boot 2 and also to keep up with the latest evolutions of Java.
>
> For the next 6 months Symphony will provide critical security fixes for BDK 2.0 where possible (since Spring gives no guarantees for their packages).
>
> Please consider migrating your Bots in the coming months to benefit from the latest features and support.

> [!IMPORTANT]
> As detailed above, the BDK version 2.0 will stop being supported by Symphony on August 15.
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### BDK version 3.0: Major change !

The newly introduced BDK version 3.0 relies on Java 17 and SpringBoot 3. This is a major change that allows Symphony to continue to propose the latest security fixes following the end of support of Spring Boot 2 and also to keep up with the latest evolutions of Java.

For the next 6 months Symphony will provide critical security fixes for BDK 2.0 where possible (since Spring gives no guarantees for their packages).

Please consider migrating your Bots in the coming months to benefit from the latest features and support.

{% endhint %}

{% hint style="warning" %}
As detailed above, the BDK version 2.0 will stop being supported by Symphony on August 15.
{% endhint %}

This reference guide provides detailed information about the Symphony BDK. It provides a comprehensive documentation
for all features and abstractions made on top of the [Symphony REST API](https://developers.symphony.com/restapi/reference/introduction).
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