[Documentation] Update Readme and Document using Destinations #231
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| To use the SDK in a Java application, it is necessary to understand the technical prerequisites and required versions for common dependencies. | |||
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| - **SAP AI Core Service** enabled in your SAP BTP account. | |||
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Technically, this isn't necessary, only some form of access is needed.
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| Example Linux/MacOS: | ||
| This quickstart assumes you have a **deployment of the Orchestration service available** in the `default` resource group of your AI Core instance. | ||
| If you don't have a deployment yet, please refer to [this guide](https://help.sap.com/docs/sap-ai-core/sap-ai-core-service-guide/create-deployment-for-orchestration) on how to create one. |
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I intentionally didn't add the code to create the config + deployment using our SDK APIs. Doing that in Java code is somewhat tedious and has the danger that it is executed more than once, creating unnecessary / duplicate configurations / deployments.
But more strongly, this step will become obsolete soon (hopefully) with a default orchestration deployment being implemented.
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This section got removed, because it only works if the user has manually set up a CF app, which wasn't explained in this tutorial. We could also add it back in, but then I'd refer to our sample code manifest file as an example..
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