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The web interface will get its data from a single RESTful web service. This web service is an API against the collection of batches of microfilms. The base URI is http://<server name>/batches. This API only supports the JSON internet media type.
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| request | response | |
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| batches | JSON list of {"batch-id": <id>, "events": {"event-id": <event id>, "succes": <boolean result of the event>}} | |
| batches/{id} | {"batch-id": <id>, "events": {"event-id": <event id>, "succes": <boolean result of the event>}} | |
| batches/{id}/{event id} | JSON list of {"event-id": <id>, "batches": {"batch-id": <batch id>, "succes": <boolean result of the event>}} |
All three URIs can have have a details parameter which has the default value of false. When details is true each of the above requests will return a detailed response. The content of this detail is to be decided.
The RESTful web service agregates information from several components of which three is known: The Newspaper Mfpak Integration, the SBOI, and the component for generating dissemination copies. The web service is integrated with these component using a Java interface.
code base
The surveillance interface is split into two Maven modules, one containing the web service and one containing a web site for testing and developing. These two modules will be deployed as a single WAR file. It will be possible and recommended to create a new WAR containing a real web application using the RESTful web service.
Development
https://github.com/statsbiblioteket/newspaper-digitisation-process-monitor
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