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- Add zuse2app.wsdl contract.
- Add MsgResponse as an type-agnostic view for DeliveryRequestStatus
and DeliveryNotification messages. Reason: Both DeliveryNotification
and DeliveryRequestStatus messages have similar fields and need to
be treated similarly (e.g.: receive from msg service, store to
repository, verify signature, store to file...). In order to prevent
duplicated code, the wrapper interface provides a type-agnostic view
onto these messages for depending components to operate on.
- Add MsgResponseHandler interface; decides how to process
MsgResponse. Also implement this handler with a multi-threaded
single-node implementation.
- Add MsgResponseSink interface; decides how to archive MsgResponse.
- Implement and test SafeResponseToFileSink.
Change Identifier for MsgResponses:
- Before, DeliveryRequestStatus and DeliveryNotifications had their
own repositories. Now, both types are stored in the same repository
(the MsgResponse repository) to streamline the handling of
MsgResponses. We need to change the identification of MsgReponses,
otherwise the identifiers (AppDeliveryID) clash.
- MsgResponses are not identified by:
<AppDeliveryId>+<typeSpecificSuffix>
- Rewrite StoreSOAPInterceptor to accommodate fact that, both
DeliveryRequestStatus and DeliveryNotification messages have
different IDs upon storage / retrieval.
Restructure packages and components as follows:
- client: All components that are involved when consuming a web service.
- process: "fabric" of MoaZS; contains business logic that
orchestrates back-end tasks of MoaZS's operational services, e.g.:
by processing a delivery request.
- service: Implementation of MoaZS's front-end services.
Refactoring:
- MoaZSException: Remove unused fields. Before: Store mzsrequest,
tnvzresult, msgrequest and msgresult as members. Now: Only keep the
fields that are needed later, e.g for generating a
msg:DeliveryRequestStatus element. Add copy constructor to Builder.
- Put storage of byte[] into a dedicated "BinaryRepository". Reason:
This was useful in a former design. Now it's not really needed
anymore.
- Put "create Endpoint" code into EndpointFactory. Reason: Eliminate
duplicated code when configuring a service.
Testing:
- Activate Stacktraces in surefire.
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- Merge TnvzClient and TnvzResultVerifier to TnvzHelper; TnvzHelper
now builds the QueryPersonRequest, sends it to the tnvz port and
evaluates the result.
- Publish some interfaces in Mzs2MsgConverter because they are needed
by TnvzHelper.
- Generalize MsgClientFactory to ClientFactory such that it can be
used to generate arbitrary SOAP clients (e.g. also for tnvz!).
Schema Changes to accomodate Tnvz's QueryPersonRequest:
- Add optional tnvz:AustrianAddressesOnly and optional TnvzMetaData to
mzs:mzs:DeliveryRequest.
Removed Unit Tests:
- Remove subset of SameThreadDeliveryPipeline testcases (mimetype
related) because its logic moved to TnvzHelper.
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- Ensure proper communication of errors between pipeline and mzs
service by converting MoaZSExceptions into DeliveryRequestStatus
messages.
- Revise MoaZSException: Add optional fields; those fields are a)
helpful to construct meaningful error messages and b) optional
because, depending on where an exception appears, either existent or
non-existent and thus optional. Add inner-class Builder.
- Integrate Signature Verification into pipeline and add Stub for
SignatureVerification.
- Move TNVZResponse's Mimetype check into dedicated class (Reason:
separate abstration layers).
- Update api changes in testcases.
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- Add egovutils dependency (Reason: Need DomUtils to serialize /
unserialize Soap Message via DOMParser)
- Add Incerceptor to MsgClient / -Factory that stores the message
content byte-by-byte in the DeliveryRepository. The format is
required for successfully validating a DeliveryRequestStatus.
- Add SoapUtils, which interacts with byte[] Soap message.
- Add CXFMessageUtils, which interacts with CXF Messages from
interceptor chains.
- Refactor xsd namespaces: Move them out from the PrefixMapper and
into a dedicated class.
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