Ron,
Again thanks. Let me explain what I'm doing and what my immediate and
subsequent goals are.
We have a fairly large collection of APIs and endpoints in JAX-RS. These
are all in one fairly large and somewhat monolithic project. The project,
having been around for awhile, uses Ant (without Ivy) rather than Maven.
We are trying to produce a number of client SDKs that provider wrappers for
the REST services. As we don't know what platforms our partners/customers
will ask for, we are hoping to use swagger-codegen to "easy" the generation
of such wrappers for any new platforms we have to support.
My immediate goals are:
- Generate a Swagger Specification from the code
- Use Swagger Codegen to generate skeletal wrapper templates for one or
two platforms
- Merely "have something to show" in the way of API documentation. At
this point, it need NOT have much detail other than what is available via
the JAX-RS annotations.
A key point here is that this first stage is merely a "demonstration" or
POC. Another key point is that we want to minimize the "pain" of having
to manually update many client SDKs (and documentation) whenever the core
REST API is changed.
Now the longterm goals are:
- Fully annotates the endpoints (beyond merely what JAX-RS provides)
with Swagger annotations
- Generate a Swagger Specification from that as part of the build
- And generate from that:
- Those same skelete templates (perhaps for multiple client platforms)
- Excellent API documentation
- And my hope is that we would not have to check what most of what
Swagger-codegen generates but have additional code that connects the
wrappers to the actual API servers. Having reviewed what Swagger-codegen
generates for Java, I see that the code is generated in a way such that the
templates and their implementations can be done in separate files (the
former generated by the built, the latter checked into source control)
Question: Does this strike you as a feasible approach
The challenges I seem to be facing stem from the fact that I want to
generate a specification file a) as part of the build and b) in a non-Maven
project and thus I can't use the Maven plugin. That's why I'm trying to
use swagger-doclet.
I'm greatly appreciative of your efforts to help me.
dave
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