Project – Redhat REST Web Services Objective
The purpose of this project is to introduce students to Web Services development using redhat RESTful Java Web Services. In assignment solutions, students shall demonstrate how this technique can be used to construct interoperable software modules in service environments implemented by Java and tested using Postman application.
System Description
Implement an API online shopping website where customers can register, login and purchase items online.
System EJBs:
Customer, Item and Order
Item has: id, name
Order has: customer, list of items
Customer has: id, username, password, role (admin or customer), list of
orders.
Service
The Service has a list of customers and admins. The Service exposes the following end points:
o For the admin: register
loginAsAdmin CreateAnItem ViewOrdersByCustomerId viewAllOrders blockCustomer getRoleofCurrentUser
o For the customer: register
loginAsCustomer createOrder (list of Items) viewOrderByID ViewAllCustomerOrders getRoleofCurrentUser
Project – Redhat REST Web Services System Testing
Cairo University, Faculty of Computers and Artificial Intelligence
- The input and output of all functions that takes entities as parameters or return entities should be of type JSON Objects
- The Service must use persistence (database) not just in memory data.
- Testing the api will be done through post man.
- For example, to test createAnItem: suppose the url is
localhost:8080/myproject/api/createAnItem
And the body is a JSON Object as {“name”:”sunglasses”} // an item
The return type may be a “success message” as a string or as a JSON ObjectNotes
