MarketsGatewayBrowserlessCodingForJAVAviaToken剖析.docVIP

Markets Gateway Browserless Coding For JAVA via Token Authentication Browserless Basic Instructions and Sample Code 11/10/2015 Table of Contents Configuring JAVA for Markets Gateway Sandbox 3 JAVA Rest Client builder for Markets Gateway 3 JAVA Token Authentication Service for Markets Gateway 5 JAVA Service Proxy for Markets Gateway 9 Configuring JAVA for Markets Gateway Sandbox A JAVA project was developed for the purposes of connecting to the Markets Gateway Sandbox which utilizes Token Authentication, and is able to send / receive XML. The attached files have been written up with as few external dependencies as possible. This is meant to be sample code and not a jar that can be used as is – it provides the guidelines for being able to download a token from the authentication system and use it in a sample request. The OpenAMAuthenticationService and RestclientBuilder are used to download a token and use it to log out. The serviceproxy provides an example of how to use the token in a request. This request is not a soap request and can’t be used as a sample for markets gateway. This code assumes that the following maven jars/dependencies are available in the build path of the source code: org.jboss.resteasy:resteasy-jaxrs:jar:2.3.6.Final org.json:json:jarch.qos.logback:logback-classic:jar:1.0.6 ch.qos.logback:logback-core:jar:1.0.6 mons:commons-lang3:jar:3.3.2 joda-time:joda-time:jar:2.4 JAVA Rest Client builder for Markets Gateway This assists the developer in constructing re-usable Rest Client requests using the {@link ClientConnectionManager}. To use this class, {@link Inject} an instance of the {@link ClientConnectionManager} into your bean. Then construct your {@link RestClientBuilder} using the builder methods provided in this class. Invoke the appropriate GET, PUT, POST or PATCH method using the respective methods on this class. Please refer to the following JAVA file for detailed information and construction. The information below