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Update README to add paragraph on External Libraries feature
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jonathanalgar authored Oct 2, 2023
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The examples below use the binary command, `outsystemscc`. If you are using Docker, replace the command with `docker run --rm -it ghcr.io/outsystems/outsystemscc:latest`.

After using `outsystemscc` to connect one or more endpoints, you have a list of connected endpoint(s) of the form `secure-gateway:<port>`. You or a member of your team can use these addresses directly in app development in ODC Studio.
After using `outsystemscc` to connect one or more endpoints, you have a list of connected endpoint(s) of the form `secure-gateway:<port>`. You or a member of your team can use these addresses directly in app development in ODC Studio or in developing external libraries using custom code.

> :information_source: cloud-connector supports connecting to endpoints both over TLS/SSL and without TLS/SSL. Currently only certificates signed by a verified Certificate Authority (CA) are supported.
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You can create a tunnel to any endpoint that's in the internal address range and so is network accessible over TCP or UDP from the system on which `outsystemscc` is run. If the connection is over UDP, add `/udp` to the end of the remote port.

To learn more about using connected endpoints in app development go to the [ODC documentation site](https://www.outsystems.com/goto/secure-gateways). Be sure to share the list of connected endpoint(s) of the form `secure-gateway:<port>` and associated swagger specification file(s) with members of your team responsible developing apps in ODC Studio.
To learn more about using connected endpoints in app development go to the [ODC documentation site](https://www.outsystems.com/goto/secure-gateways). Be sure to share the list of connected endpoint(s) of the form `secure-gateway:<port>` and any associated swagger specification file(s) with members of your team responsible developing apps in ODC Studio.

You can also use the connected endpoint(s) in custom code development using the External Libraries feature, see the [External Libraries SDK documentation](https://www.outsystems.com/goto/external-logic-private-gateway) for guidance.

### <a name="logging"></a> Logging

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