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I just started working with the Mailchimp API. So far I have configured the open authentication using Node.js and Angular.js. I want to implement an export of customers (First name, Last name and Email) from my app to a Mailchimp list. I want to do this in a Java worker, so I started looking for a Mailchimp API wrapper for Java. So far I have managed to find ecwid-mailchimp wrapper, but it is for Mailchimp API v2.0 and it looks like the project is dead.

Is there an active implementation of a Java wrapper for Mailchimp API v3.0?

It does not seem a good idea to use the old API (v2.0) and a dead implementation in a new project.

The alternative is to do the implementation by myself, but it is a waste of time if someone has already done it.

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MaleOrang is a new Java Wrapper for Mailchimp API v3.0. It is a replacement for ecwid-mailchimp from the same vendor.

user1195526
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After a lot of searching I found this project on github. It is incomplete, but I created a pull request with the OAuth and am currently working on batches.

Ivan Stoyanov
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AFAIK, there is no existing Java wrapper, but it shouldn't be too hard to do yourself. You'll want to look into the API v3 batch operations docs to make this as easy on yourself as possible.

TooMuchPete
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Found one more Java wrapper library, relatively fresh, bananaj. At least I've found those API methods that were needed for me, but were missing in libraries from previous answers.

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bananaj is amazing library I forked already or another way is calling the rest API https://mailchimp.com/developer/api/marketing/automation-email-queue/ , I was testing using postman and Java http library.

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