Group: com.java-adventures.rsc - All Dependencies

Extended Echo Example · Demo Connector and Applicaton based on the UrlBased* classes which introduces an additional config property

Extended Echo API · API for an example resource adapter that is based on the remote-system-connector-api.

Extended Echo Connector · Implementation of the example Echo API. This adapter will not connect to a real remote system. It simply runs in-memory and adds the url, username and password property to the request for the sake of this demo.

Demo-App for Extended Echo Example · Two simple REST services that use the same resource adapter implementation but with different configuration. You have to create two connector resources (echo and echo2) before deploying this application.

Echo Example · Demo Connector and Applicaton based on the UrlBased* classes

Echo API · API for an example resource adapter that is based on the remote-system-connector-api.

Echo Connector · Implementation of the example Echo API. This adapter will not connect to a real remote system. It simply runs in-memory and adds the url, username and password property to the request for the sake of this demo.

Demo-App for Echo Example · Two simple REST services that use the same resource adapter implementation but with different configuration. You have to create two connector resources (echo and echo2) before deploying this application.

JCA Remote System Connector · A base implementation of a JEE Connector that provides Url, Username and Password properties. With this base implementation you should be able to create simple url based resource adapters without coding much overhead.

Remote System Connector - API · A simple interface for your resource adapter providing access to a connection. Your resource adapter api should extend the Connection and ConnectionFactory interface. The connection interface exposes the api of your remote system.

Remote System Connector - Base Implementation · Base implementation for adapters that use url, username and password properties. The goal of this implementation is to reduce your code to a minimum when implementing a new resource adapter.