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Optimizely Java QuickStart

This package contains the Java QuickStart app that can be used to test that the Java SDK can communicate with the CDN and Optimizely results.
Simply create a new project with an experiment called "background_experiment" with 2 variations and a conversion event named "sample_conversion".
From there you can test different attributes setups and other Optimizely Java SDK APIs.
This is just a simple example that gets you up and running quickly!

Getting Started

Create an experiment on app.optimizely.com named "background_experiment" with variations "variation_a" and "variation_b" and one conversion event "sample_conversion.". Use that SDK key in the com.optimizely.Example.java and you are set to test.

Run Example

Running ./gradlew runExample will build and execute com.optimizely.Example.java.

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