# Configuring the Caching A/B testing Integration

In the case of your website supporting caching, there are two ways to implement the solution. You may choose to develop your own integration by **implementing each of the steps** or you can choose to use the J**ava SDK** which will do most of the work for you. Whilst you can jump to the SDK implementation directly, it is advisable to read through the integration steps in order to get a better understanding of how things work and what the SDK does under the hood. You can find links to both of the solutions below:

{% content-ref url="/pages/WBHw924Dtcam9pz6lBs0" %}
[Integrating Using the Java SDK Solution](/product-discovery/a-b-testing-for-fhr/integration-steps-for-a-caching-solution/java-sdk-integration.md)
{% endcontent-ref %}

{% content-ref url="/pages/tNVk5pkDfWR2QXe7ySHo" %}
[Integrating Using the Manual Solution](/product-discovery/a-b-testing-for-fhr/integration-steps-for-a-caching-solution/manual-a-b-tests-integration.md)
{% endcontent-ref %}


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