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Create java module to ease the on-the-fly configuration #46
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#46, added missing javadoc and fixed checkstyle errors
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…t does not work except on official test env
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#46, adding drop all stubconfig possibility
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#46, added unit test to WilmaHttpClient class
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#46, extended WilmaMock's javadoc and refactored configuration getter part
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+ tuning on localhost blocking func test
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…riptive name #46, fine tune the return values of the service calls
wilma-service-api V 1.1.73 was released via JCenter. |
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Meanwhile it is possible to configure Wilma on-the-fly both by using its UI (manual config) or using its API (http calls, can be used in programs), it would be much comfortable for users to have a module, available via jcenter, that would offer easy and direct communication with Wilma server.
(just a note - by using the http API calls, it is not necessarily a Java based program, it is possible to create .NET, Ruby, or other modules.)
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