To do an easy migration from the currently running Java server to our Node.js server, we must guarantee that the current REST API (version 1) will still be working. Therefore we need to mimic the following API:
This is important because our mobile apps (Android, iOS & Windows Phone) query this API. If we break the API contract, the mobile apps will break and we don't want that.
REST specification can be found at:
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To mimic the current API, we can implement the Data Transfer Objects of the currently running Java service:
To do an easy migration from the currently running Java server to our Node.js server, we must guarantee that the current REST API (version 1) will still be working. Therefore we need to mimic the following API:
This is important because our mobile apps (Android, iOS & Windows Phone) query this API. If we break the API contract, the mobile apps will break and we don't want that.
REST specification can be found at:
To mimic the current API, we can implement the Data Transfer Objects of the currently running Java service: