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java/cap_in_non_cap_applications.md

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-One of the strengths of CAP Java is that it offers a [variety of plugins integrating with SAP BTP services](../plugins) while keeping applications free of technical dependencies to such services. In the CAP ecosystem, we call this approach CALESI (CAP level service integration). Most of those CALESI plugins expose themselves as a CDS service which also can be injected as a Spring Boot service. Take this together with the fact that the CAP runtime can run alongside a idiomatic Spring Boot application and you have service integration (via CAP plugins) with a growing set of BTP platform services.
+One of the strengths of CAP Java is that it offers a [variety of plugins integrating with SAP BTP services](../plugins) while keeping applications free of technical dependencies to such services. In the CAP ecosystem, we call this approach [Calesi (CAP level service integration)](../concepts#the-calesi-pattern). Most of those Calesi plugins expose themselves as a CDS service which also can be injected as a Spring Boot service. Take this together with the fact that the CAP runtime can run alongside a idiomatic Spring Boot application and you have robust and provden service integration (via CAP plugins) with a growing set of BTP platform services.
 
-In general, adding a CAP Java plugin to your existing Spring Boot application is just adding one or more dependencies to the application's `pom.xml` as well as adding configuration to the application.yaml (or other mechanisms for [Spring Boot configuration](https://docs.spring.io/spring-boot/reference/features/external-config.html). In the following sections we will discuss several examples on how to use the core CAP Java runtime and CAP plugin to integrate a Spring Boot application with different SAP BTP services.
+In general, adding a CAP Java plugin to your existing Spring Boot application is just adding one or more dependencies to the application's `pom.xml` as well as adding configuration to the application.yaml (or other mechanisms for [Spring Boot configuration](https://docs.spring.io/spring-boot/reference/features/external-config.html)). In the following sections we will discuss several examples on how to use the core CAP Java runtime and CAP plugin to integrate a Spring Boot application with different SAP BTP services.
 
 ## SAP Audit Log Service