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Azure SDK for iOS

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Swift documentation for the Azure SDK for iOS, featuring the AzureCore library. Includes API references for networking, authentication policies, logging, and utility classes such as URLSessionTransport, BearerTokenCredentialPolicy, and ReachabilityManager.

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What's inside Azure SDK for iOS

  1. Overview of the Azure Android Communication Calling Composite package

    The com.azure.android.communication.ui.calling package provides the necessary components to integrate the call-composite UI into an Android application. Key components include the CallComposite view, a CallCompositeBuilder for instantiation, and a CallCompositeEventHandler for managing composite events.

  2. Overview of com.azure.android.core.credential package components

    The com.azure.android.core.credential package provides the core classes and interfaces for handling authentication and credentials in the Azure SDK for Android. Key components include:

    Classes:

    • AccessToken: Represents an access token used for authentication.
    • AzureKeyCredential: A credential implementation based on a secret key.
    • TokenRequestContext: Provides context for a token request, such as the required scopes.

    Interfaces:

    • TokenCredential: The base interface for types that can provide an access token.
    • TokenCredential.TokenCredentialCallback: A callback interface used to handle the asynchronous result of a token request.

  3. What is new in @azure/storage-queue 12.24.0-beta.1

    The beta release of @azure/storage-queue 12.24.0-beta.1 adds support for service version 2024-11-04 and the ability to retrieve the SAS string used for signing for debugging purposes.

  4. Overview of FCM Push Notification classes in Azure Communication Services Android SDK

    The com.azure.android.communication.chat.implementation.notifications.fcm package provides the necessary classes for implementing Firebase Cloud Messaging (FCM) push notifications within the Azure Communication Services Android SDK. Key components include PushNotificationClient and RegistrarClient, both of which serve as registrar client interfaces for managing notification registrations.

  6. Overview of the modern Azure SDK standards

    Azure has introduced a new set of SDK libraries for Azure Storage, Azure Cosmos DB, Azure Key Vault, and Azure Event Hubs across Java, Python, JavaScript/TypeScript, and .NET. These libraries are built on a new set of API design guidelines focused on consistency, usability, and language-idiomatic patterns to improve developer productivity and ease of integration.

  7. Overview of com.azure.android.core.serde.jackson package components

    The com.azure.android.core.serde.jackson package provides Jackson-based serialization and deserialization (serde) capabilities for the Azure SDK for Android. Key components include:

    • JacksonSerder: The primary class for handling serialization and deserialization.
    • SerdeParseException: A runtime exception thrown when a parsing error occurs during serialization or deserialization.
    • SerdeCollectionFormat and SerdeEncoding: Enums used to define the format and encoding of serialized collections.
    • HeaderCollection and JsonFlatten: Annotations used to control how fields are mapped to JSON or HTTP headers.

  9. What is new in @azure/storage-blob 12.25.0-beta.1

    The beta release of @azure/storage-blob 12.25.0-beta.1 introduces support for service version 2024-11-04 and provides a new ability to retrieve the SAS string used for signing, which is useful for debugging purposes.

  11. What is new in @azure/storage-file-datalake 12.24.0-beta.1

    The beta release of @azure/storage-file-datalake 12.24.0-beta.1 adds support for service version 2024-11-04 and the ability to retrieve the SAS string used for signing for debugging purposes.

  12. Overview of Azure Core HTTP for Android packages

    The azure-core-http library for Android provides the foundational HTTP abstractions and infrastructure used by Azure SDKs. It is organized into the following packages:

    • com.azure.android.core.http: Contains the core HTTP abstractions, the HTTP client, and the dispatcher for managing HTTP calls.
    • com.azure.android.core.http.exception: Contains specialized exception classes for handling HTTP-related errors.
    • com.azure.android.core.http.policy: Contains implementations of the HttpPipelinePolicy interface to customize the HTTP request/response pipeline.
    • com.azure.android.core.http.util: Contains utility classes used by the HTTP clients.