schedulingAPI

• Install java (I am using java version 1.6.0_38)

• Install maven

• Clone the repo into $repo_dir

• mvn tomcat:run (You can specify a different PORT as follows: mvn tomcat:run -Dmaven.tomcat.port=PORT)

• Open a browser to http://localhost:PORT/schedulingapi/

Usage

UI can be used to create vendors and activities. Convenience methods exist so vendors/activities can be easily created through the API as well.

API must be used to add availability, create bookings and execute queries

Dates must be of the form MM/DD/YYYY HH24:mm i.e 02/08/2014 14:00 for 2/8/14 2pm

The scripts in /schedulingAPI/src/test/curl can be used to manually test any of the API calls. Note that the script assumes the process is listening on port 8081

Requests

#AddAvailability

http://localhost:8081/activitys/addAvailability/{activityID}

Content-Type application/json

{ "date" : "02/08/2014 14:00", "capacity": "5", "cost": "20.0" }

#book

http://localhost:8081/activitys/book/{activityID}

Content-Type application/json

{ "date" : "02/08/2014 14:00"}

#queryRange

http://localhost:8081/activitys/queryRange/{id}

Content-Type application/json

{ "startDate" : "02/08/2014 14:00", "endDate" : "02/08/2014 14:00"}

#queryDate

http://localhost:8081/activitys/queryDate/{id}

Content-Type application/json

{ "startDate" : "02/08/2014 14:00"}

#addVendor

http://localhost:8081/vendors/addVendor

Content-Type application/json

{ "name" : "Vendor1"}

#addActivity

http://localhost:8081/vendors/addActivity

Content-Type application/json

{ "name" : "Vendor1"}