JAVA API Libraries

Hi,
Currently i am working on JAVA APIs in MDM. For that i came to know that i need to deploy .sda (files) libraries.Can any one please tell me where can i get .sda files like
com.sap.mdm.tech.mdm4j.sda
com.sap.mdm.tech.connector.sda
sap.com/tc/facade
sap.com/tc/bpfacade
Please provide me any information on this.
Thanks in advance.
Prasad Babu.

Hi Prasad,
Log on to service.sap.com -> downloads -> support packages and patches -> from here follow the below path. Then you can download the API for your patch.
Support Packages and Patches
Support Packages and Patches" SAP NetWeaver" SAP MDM" SAP MDM 5.5" JAVA API
Hope it helps.
Thanks,
Raags

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