Here's the list of the different types of developer-oriented documentation included in the BI Java SDK:
Javadocs	API reference guide containing descriptions of the SDK's exposed classes, interfaces, methods, and fields. Contains additional overview and package documentation, and is grouped into the following APIs: Connection Interfaces OLAP Command Processor OLAP Query API (see also CWM, below) Relational Command Processor Relational Query API (see also CWM, below) ResultSet API OLAP Table Model Exceptions Utilities (functionality for configuring logging and tracing, and JARM)
CWM Javadocs	CWM (Common Warehouse Metamodel) Javadocs overview and API reference guides for the following six CWM packages used in the SDK: org.omg.cwm.analysis.olap foundation of the SDK's OLAP Metadata Model (the basis for the SDK's OLAP Metadata API) org.omg.cwm.resource.multidimensional used in the SDK's OLAP Query Model org.omg.cwm.resource.relational foundation for the SDK's Relational Metadata Model (the basis for the SDK's Relational Metadata API) org.omg.cwm.foundation.expressions foundation for the SDK's Relational Query Model (the basis for the SDK's Relational Query API) org.omg.cwm.objectmodel.core foundation for the SDK's CWM metamodel development org.omg.cwm.objectmodel.instance used by the org.omg.cwm.resource.multidimensional package
Developer's Guide	PDF format; complete guide to the SDK, with integrated examples. Also contains step-by-step tutorials to help you get started. Includes a complete list of additional resources. Use in conjunction with the Javadocs API reference guides.
How-To Guides	A series of how-to guides that help you create different kinds of applications with the BI Java SDK: How To Use the BI Java SDK in a Portal iView: This document provides detailed instructions on how to use the BI Java SDK and its BI Java Connectors in an Enterprise Portal iView. It contains step-by-step instructions for creating an iView which uses the BI Java SDK's BI XMLA Connector to connect to a BW system and retrieve a list of schemas. How To Use the BI Java SDK in a J2EE Application: This document provides detailed instructions on how to use the BI Java SDK and its BI Java Connectors in a J2EE application. It contains step-by-step instructions for creating a servlet that uses the BI XMLA Connector to connect to a BW system. How To Use the BI Java SDK in a Web Dynpro Application: This document provides detailed instructions on how to use the BI Java SDK and its BI Java Connectors in a Web Dynpro Application. It contains step-by-step instructions for adding the required library references to use the BI Java SDK, and for establishing a connection using one of the BI Java Connectors in the Web Dynpro and J2EE environment.
Glossary	Frequently-used SDK-specific and relevant industry terms.

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