Introduction to Service Design and Engineering - University of Trento

A RESTful web service in Java to manage people and their health status.

Using JPA (Java Persistence API) to map models to a sqlite database and Jersey to manage REST requests.

The project contains a client package to test the server part.

Project based the following requirements.

####IMPLEMENTATION

#####Server

Standalone HTTP server:

• rest.lifestyle: contains the main class to be run to start the standalone server and it's configuration

Main packages:

• rest.lifestyle.dao: contains the enum class that manages the connection to the database
• rest.lifestyle.model: contains the model classes that map to the database tables
• rest.lifestyle.resources: contains classes that represent a resource in REST

#####Client

• rest.lifestyle.client: contains the main class to be run to test the server with all the requests in both XML and JSON and to write the log files
• rest.lifestyle.client.util: contains some helper classes to parse and format XML and JSON strings

####HOW TO RUN IT # Clone the code from this repo git clone https://github.com/federico-fiorini/introsde-2015-assignment-2.git cd introsde-2015-assignment-2

# To run the server
ant run

# To run the client
ant execute.client

######Deployed on heroku server: https://damp-cliffs-5416.herokuapp.com/rest

######Worked in pair with Daniel Bruzual: Git: https://github.com/djbb7/introsde-2015-assignment-2 Heroku: https://powerful-thicket-8477.herokuapp.com