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19 19  >Creating RPC services for service-oriented architecture on Symfony has never been easier.
20 20  
21 21  This package makes it easy to create an API using a JSON-RPC server for Symfony v.6.* and later. It is suitable for developers who want to quickly and efficiently integrate RPC functionality into their projects.
22 -{{include reference="docs.JsonRpcBundle.changeLog.7\.0.WebHome"/}}
23 23  
24 -== Changes in 7.0 ==
25 -
26 -=== General Changes ===
27 -
28 -* Changed the API documentation format to support the [[OpenRpc>>https://spec.open-rpc.org/]] standard
29 -* The RPC server lifecycle now operates on [[events and listeners>>doc:docs.JsonRpcBundle.functionality.events.WebHome]].
30 -
31 -=== Configuration ===
32 -
33 -{{warning}}
34 -**WARNING!!!** The configuration has undergone significant changes and is not backward compatible with version 6. See the updated [[documentation>>doc:docs.JsonRpcBundle.config_v7.WebHome]]
35 -{{/warning}}
36 -
37 -* In the {{code language="none"}}security{{/code}} block, HTTP methods are no longer protected; actions (API calls and documentation separately) are protected instead.
38 -* The {{code language="none"}}docs{{/code}} block no longer includes the {{code language="none"}}response{{/code}} block; instead, all properties are now located at its level.
39 -* Deprecated parameters have been removed ({{code language="none"}}docs.response.json_schema{{/code}}).
40 -* New parameters added to the {{code language="none"}}docs{{/code}} block that are used in building the API documentation:
41 -** project_name
42 -** project_description
43 -** project_version
44 -
45 -
46 -== Changes in 7.0 ==
47 -
48 -=== General Changes ===
49 -
50 -* Changed the API documentation format to support the [[OpenRpc>>https://spec.open-rpc.org/]] standard
51 -* The RPC server lifecycle now operates on [[events and listeners>>doc:docs.JsonRpcBundle.functionality.events.WebHome]].
52 -
53 -=== Configuration ===
54 -
55 -{{warning}}
56 -**WARNING!!!** The configuration has undergone significant changes and is not backward compatible with version 6. See the updated [[documentation>>doc:docs.JsonRpcBundle.config_v7.WebHome]]
57 -{{/warning}}
58 -
59 -* In the {{code language="none"}}security{{/code}} block, HTTP methods are no longer protected; actions (API calls and documentation separately) are protected instead.
60 -* The {{code language="none"}}docs{{/code}} block no longer includes the {{code language="none"}}response{{/code}} block; instead, all properties are now located at its level.
61 -* Deprecated parameters have been removed ({{code language="none"}}docs.response.json_schema{{/code}}).
62 -* New parameters added to the {{code language="none"}}docs{{/code}} block that are used in building the API documentation:
63 -** project_name
64 -** project_description
65 -** project_version
66 -
67 67  == Key Benefits ==
68 68  
69 69  * **Ease of Integration**: Integrating this package into your project is extremely straightforward. You simply need to add a special interface to any existing class, and it will automatically gain the capability to handle JSON-RPC requests.
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70 70  * **Flexibility**: The package provides great flexibility in API creation, allowing developers to easily extend and modify server behavior without interfering with existing code.
71 71  * **Efficiency**: Thanks to the optimization of calls and the use of modern Symfony components, the package guarantees high performance when processing requests.
72 72  
73 -{{include reference="docs.JsonRpcBundle.changeLog.7\.0.WebHome"/}}
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75 -{{include reference="docs.JsonRpcBundle.functionality.WebHome"/}}
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78 78  == Documentation sections ==
79 79  
80 80  You can find detailed information about every aspect of using and configuring the library in