This project is a Spring Boot application that uses Apache Camel for integration and routing of messages. It interacts with IBMi systems and provides a REST API for monitoring system performance and handling user inquiries.
The project consists of several components:
IbmiSmartCamelApplication.java: The main entry point of the Spring Boot application.UserService.javaandUserServiceImpl.java: Service layer for handling user-related operations.ServletRouteBuilder.java: Defines Camel routes for handling HTTP requests.SmartHomeRouteBuilder.java: Defines Camel routes for smart home device state polling.RestRouteBuilder.java: Defines Camel routes for RESTful services.InquiryMessageRouteBuilder.java: Defines Camel routes for handling inquiry messages.CpuRateWithDtaqRouteBuilder.java: Defines Camel routes for monitoring CPU usage with DTAQ.CpuRateRouteBuilder.java: Defines Camel routes for monitoring CPU usage.
The project uses Mustache templates for generating HTML responses:
Monitor.mustache: Template for the monitor page.Main.mustache: Template for the main page.InquiryMessage.mustache: Template for the inquiry message page.
DeviceStatePoll.sql: SQL script for polling the state of smart home devices.
The application's configuration is defined in application.properties.
To run the application, use the following command in the terminal:
mvn spring-boot:runThis will start the application on the default port (8080). You can access the application by navigating to http://localhost:8080 in your web browser.
/camel/main: Main website./camel/monitor: Average CPU usage graph./camel/dtaq: Average CPU usage using DTAQ graph./camel/message: Response to an inquiry message.
The application provides several REST API endpoints for interacting with the system:
/api/cpu: Returns the average CPU usage./api/cpudtaq: Returns the average CPU usage using DTAQ./api/inquiryMessage: Returns the response to an inquiry message.