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[jira] Commented: (SHINDIG-413) A sample canonical DB of OpenSocial
data in their JSON RESTful form
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Ian Boston commented on SHINDIG-413:
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I had orriginaly thought that it would make sense to have this derived from the JS api's in features/, but thinking about it, having sample json data is extremely useful to anyone wanting to understand the wire protocol... and its far simpler and probably easy enough to maintain. IMHO this is a better solution for this purpose than SHINDIG-412, that could be closed ?
> A sample canonical DB of OpenSocial data in their JSON RESTful form
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> Key: SHINDIG-413
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SHINDIG-413
> Project: Shindig
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: OpenSocial feature (Javascript), RESTful API (Java), Sample container & Examples
> Reporter: Louis Ryan
> Attachments: canonicaldb.json
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> This is intended to be a canonical DB of Opensocial data for use in unit-tests and sample containers. It should also provide the following
> - Be reference data for inclusion in the RESTful specification
> - Used to validate the JSON structures in the RETful spec and their transformations to their implementation specific representations
> - Can be used to implement a RESTful service that supports mutability
> - Define a structure that can be used to represent other in-memory simple social networks
> The first step should be to review the structure and data-typing to ensure full compliance with the spec, then fill out the sample data to meet our testing needs...
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