[OPEN-ILS-DEV] Help:opensrf over http using java

[Bill Erickson]

Hi,

What you are describing is basically correct.  For further reference, see
the login() function at

http://svn.open-ils.org/trac/ILS/browser/trunk/Open-ILS/src/java/org/open_ils/util/Utils.java#L11

For your purposes, you would change the ClientSession.atomicRequest() calls
(which communicate via XMPP) to analogous HTTP requests.  As you've probably
discovered, there is no gateway/translator code in Java yet, so the HTTP
handling would be new code.

Hope this helps.

-b


On Sat, Mar 26, 2011 at 1:44 AM, chiwe123456 at gmail.com <
chiragahuja.nsit at gmail.com> wrote:

> *Forgot to put my information over previous mail..*
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> I want to login through a java application
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> Is my Approach correct??
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> First I will create json object in java which is like this
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> (
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> but I don’t know how to use curl –H over here as it is a command line tool
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> )
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> curl -H "X-OpenSRF-service: open-ils.auth" --data 'osrf-msg=
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> [
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>   {  "__c" : "osrfMessage",
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>      "__p" : {
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>         "threadTrace" : 0,
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>         "payload" : {
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>            "__c" : "osrfMethod","__p" : { "params" : ["admin"],
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>               "method" : "open-ils.auth.authenticate.init"
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>            }
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>         },
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>         "locale" : "en-US",
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>         "type" : "REQUEST"
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>      }
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>   }
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> ]
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> and then send it to url=*http://192.168.56.102/osrf-http-translator *(192.168.56.102 is the ip address of virtual machine because I’m accessing virtual machine services from host machine in which java application is running)
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> *Response*
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> [
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>   {
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>      "__c" : "osrfMessage",
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>      "__p" : {
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>         "threadTrace" : 0,
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>         "payload" : {
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>            "__c" : "osrfResult",
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>            "__p" : {
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>               "status" : "OK",
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>               "content" : “6ba0510ab42e028e57755bf0151655ed”
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>               "statusCode" : 200
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>            }
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>         },
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>         "locale" : "en-US",
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>         "type" : "RESULT"
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>      }
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>   },
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>   {
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>      "__c" : "osrfMessage",
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>      "__p" : {
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>         "threadTrace" : 0,
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>         "payload" : {
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>            "__c" : "osrfConnectStatus",
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>            "__p" : {
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>               "status" : "Request Complete",
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>               "statusCode" : 205
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>            }
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>         },
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>         "locale" : "en-US",
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>         "type" : "STATUS"
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>      }
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>   }
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> ]
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> From response I take out 6ba0510ab42e028e57755bf0151655ed and md5hash of “open-ils”  which I’ll use in next request
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> *Next Request*
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> curl -H "X-OpenSRF-service: open-ils.auth" --data 'osrf-msg=
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> [
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>   {
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>      "__c" : "osrfMessage",
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>      "__p" : {
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>         "threadTrace" : 0,
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>         "payload" : {
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>            "__c" : "osrfMethod",
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>            "__p" : {
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>               "params" : {
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>                        “username”: "admin"
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>                        “Password”: 92df31e9869a256203560124ea5319ec
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>                        "type": "opac"
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>               },"method" : " open-ils.auth.authenticate.complete"
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>            }
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>         },
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>         "locale" : "en-US",
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>         "type" : "REQUEST"
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>      }
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>   }
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> ]
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> And then the response...
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> please help me with this.
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> *Chirag Ahuja
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> (irc name :chirag)*
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