This repo contains three examples which were shown during the presentation.
1. Example REST dispatch class to demonstrate API Management
Using Atelier, load the REST.Example.cls file to the USER namespace.
Compile REST.Example.
Create the CSP application /rest/example for the USER namespace.
Set the Dispatch Class option for /rest/example to REST.Example.
Using Postman, make a GET request to /api/mgmnt/. You will see the list of web applications enabled for REST. To view the Swagger spec for the example application, find the listing for the /rest/example application, then make a second GET request to the URL defined under the swaggerSpec property. By default, this should be: /api/mgmnt/v1/USER/spec/rest/example.
2. Hello World REST service (Requires IRIS 2019.1) A simple REST service to demonstrate the Spec-first development approach.
The Swagger spec helloworld.json can be found in the /samples/json directory of this repository. Using the ^%REST utility, create a REST application HelloWorld using the Swagger spec.
Scaffolding code is included in the APIDesignForREST directory.
3. Word Game REST service (Requires IRIS 2019.1) A more detailed Swagger spec illustrating both GET and POST requests, parameters, and schema definitions.
Two Swagger spec files, wordgame.json and wordgame2.json can be found in the /samples/json directory of this repository. Using the ^%REST utility, create a REST application WordGame using the Swagger spec.
Scaffolding code is included.
Enjoy!
— MS