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Alternatively, you can use our standalone uberjar [pinecone-client-0.1.3-all.jar](https://repo1.maven.org/maven2/io/pinecone/pinecone-client/0.1.3/pinecone-client-0.1.3-all.jar), which bundles the pinecone client and all dependencies together inside a single jar. You can include this on your classpath like any 3rd party JAR without having to obtain the *pinecone-client* dependencies separately.
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Alternatively, you can use our standalone uberjar [pinecone-client-0.2.0-all.jar](https://repo1.maven.org/maven2/io/pinecone/pinecone-client/0.2.0/pinecone-client-0.2.0-all.jar), which bundles the pinecone client and all dependencies together inside a single jar. You can include this on your classpath like any 3rd party JAR without having to obtain the *pinecone-client* dependencies separately.
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## Features
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The Java client doesn't support managing Pinecone services, only reading and writing from an existing service. To create or delete a service, use the Python client.
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The Java client doesn't support managing Pinecone services, only reading and writing from existing indices. To create or delete an index, use the Python client.
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The read and write operations currently supported by the java client are `upsert` and `query`. Support for other operations is coming soon.
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## Usage
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Initialize the client:
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PineconeClientConfig configuration = new PineconeClientConfig()
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.withApiKey("example-api-key");
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PineconeClient pineconeClient = new PineconeClient(configuration);
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Connect to a service:
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PineconeConnectionConfig connectionConfig = new PineconeConnectionConfig()
A `PineconeConnection` manages underlying gRPC resources used for submitting operations to a particular service. The `PineconeConnection` can be shared and used concurrently by multiple threads.
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