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SOA example for prototyping modular systems through Camel ESB

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Rewards
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This is a SOA (Service Oriented Architecture) example application.

The requirement's specifications are defined in the [Scenario](https://github.com/gfrison/rewards/wiki).

The project leverages on:

* Groovy

* Gradle

* Springframework

* Camel

* CXF

Open a Linux console and go to the project home.

Type `gradle test` you will test it.

Type `gradle run` you will run it (with development setup). 
After that you may test the up and running application typing
`curl -v http://localhost:8080/rewards/account/234234 -X GET -d '{"portfolio":{"channels":["SPORTS"]}}'`

Type `gradle distZip` you will obtain a complete deliverable zip file which contains an executable launcher

Configuration
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Available on src/main/resources

RewardService: src/main/groovy/com/gfrison/services/RewardService.groovy

Gradle
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Dependencies and build management is delegated to Gradle.

Install it from http://gradle.org not from `apt-get install gradle`. More recent version, more better

If you want to run it simply type: `gradle run`. Other tasks:

* compile java -- `gradle compileJava`

* compile groovy -- `gradle compileGroovy`

* test -- `gradle test`

* run -- `gradle run`

* create launch script  -- `gradle installApp`

* create distribution (zip)   -- `gradle distZip` it creates a zip file according to the build.gradle's projectName and version

Spring
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The project makes use of Springframework through the [Grails based DSL](https://github.com/gfrison/rewards/blob/master/src/main/resources/conf/beans.groovy).

It's a very concise way to handle Spring configuration. For more information (http://www.grails.org/doc/latest/guide/spring.html#springdsl).

Eclipse
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In order to get the project dependencies in Eclipse just prompt `gradle eclipse`

Environments
------------

It's possibile to customize configuration for any given environment such as development, integration, 
production (or whatever you want define).

Add the folder `src/main/resources/conf/{environment name}/`.

Then set the proper environment's placeholer `config.properties` and `log4j.xml`.

When you run the application from start script you have to set the system variable ex:

`export APP_OPTS="-Denvironment=<development/integration/production>"`

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