Install the SDK Package
Updated at:2025-11-11
Runtime environment
The Java SDK package supports both JDK 1.7 and JDK 1.8.
Install SDK
Method I: Install with Maven
Add the bce-java-sdk dependency in your Maven pom.xml file:
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1<dependency>
2 <groupId>com.baidubce</groupId>
3 <artifactId>bce-java-sdk</artifactId>
4 <version>{version}</version>
5</dependency>
Where, {version} is the version number, which can be found on the SDK Download page.
Method II: Install directly using the JAR package
- Download the compressed toolkit for the latest version of the Java SDK.
- After downloading, unzip bce-java-sdk-version.zip and replicate it to the project folder.
- Right-click in Eclipse and select Project -> Properties -> Java Build Path -> Add JARs.
- Add the SDK toolkit lib/bce-java-sdk-version.jar and third-party dependency toolkits third-party/.jar. Among them, {version} represents the version number, which can be found on the SDK download page.
SDK directory structure
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1 com.baidubce
2 ├── auth //BCE signature classes
3 ├── http //BCE HTTP communication classes
4 ├── internal // SDK internal classes
5 ├── model // BCE common model classes
6 ├── services
7 │ └─ et //ET service-related classes
8 │ ├─ model //Internal ET models, such as Request or Response
9 │ ├─ EtClientConfiguration.class //Configuration for ET-specific HttpClient
10 │ └─ EtClient.class //ET client entry class
11 ├── util //BCE common utilities
12 ├── BceClientConfiguration.class // Configuration for BCE HttpClient
13 ├── BceClientException.class // BCE client exception class
14 ├── BceServiceException.class // Exception class after BCE server interaction
15 ├── ErrorCode.class // BCE common error codes
16 └── Region.class // Regions where BCE provides services
Uninstall SDK
To uninstall the SDK, remove the pom dependency or the source code.
