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Basic usage
Creating a new application with the 1010data Java SDK includes setting up your application framework, establishing a session, submitting a query, receiving results, and releasing the session.
Establishing a session
A 1010data Insights Platform session is an instance of a particular user ID logged into the platform within a certain environment. A session is comprised of a dedicated set of resources that can serve a single request at a time.
Login Types
The login type determines what happens when the application establishes a connection to the Insights Platform and another session is currently active.

Basic usage
Creating a new application with the 1010data Java SDK includes setting up your application framework, establishing a session, submitting a query, receiving results, and releasing the session.
- Setting up an application
  Your application setup includes importing any required libraries, including the 1010data Java SDK and creating a class that holds the functions that interact with the Insights Platform and the Main method.
- Establishing a session
  A 1010data Insights Platform session is an instance of a particular user ID logged into the platform within a certain environment. A session is comprised of a dedicated set of resources that can serve a single request at a time.
  - Login Types
    The login type determines what happens when the application establishes a connection to the Insights Platform and another session is currently active.
  - Connecting via proxy
    If your application is connecting to the Insights Platform via a proxy server, your gateway string needs to be modified to include the proxy server's address (MYCORPORATEPROXYADDRESS)
- Running a query
  Your application should act as an intermediary between your users and the platform to pass in a query and receive the queried data.
- Accessing query results
  After querying the 1010data Insights Platform, your application receives a set of results, which are accessible through the ResultSet object.
- Cleaning up a session
  Applications that use the 1010data Java SDK must manually clean up their 1010data Insights Platform sessions after use. You can do this using the logout method.

Login Types

The login type determines what happens when the application establishes a connection to the Insights Platform and another session is currently active.

There are three valid login types: LoginType.POSSESS, LoginType.KILL, and LoginType.NOKILL.

LoginType.POSSESS attaches the new connection to an existing session if one is active when the connection is established.
LoginType.KILL ends an existing session and starts a new one when the connection is established.
LoginType.NOKILL fails to connect if an existing session is active when the connection is established.

If no session is active, a new session is started.