zwZjut commented on pull request #8946:
URL:
https://github.com/apache/dolphinscheduler/pull/8946#issuecomment-1070255141
The PR logic of Java SDK：It is divided into three layers.
（1）encapsulate a client for okhttp;
（2）encapsulate the call parameters;
（3）encapsulate a dolphin client as dsclient, and each dolphin's OpenAPI
corresponds to a request and response;
All newly added interfaces should be implemented in the way that they have
been implemented, combined with the open API document of dolphin, and just
follow the example. At present, more than 50 of the main interfaces we use have
been implemented, and others can be added as needed. Use token of dolphin to
make HTTP call.
use dsclient to create project example:
DSClient dsClient = DSClientHelper.getClient("xxx","xxxx");
CreateProjectRequest request = new CreateProjectRequest();
request.body.projectName = "xxxx";
request.body.description = "xxxx";
CreateProjectResponse response = dsClient.createProject(request);
add a http call example:
(1)add XXXRequest.java
(2)add XXXResponse.java
(3)add two method in DSClinet.java
public XXXResponse XXX(XXXRequest request) throws Exception {
return this.XXXWithOptions(request, new RuntimeOptions());
}
public XXXResponse XXXWithOptions(XXXRequest request, RuntimeOptions
runtime) throws Exception {
Params params = new Params().setAction("XXX")
.setPathname("/dolphinscheduler/XXX")
return TeaModel.toModel(this.doRequest(request, params, runtime),
XXXResponse.class);
}
RuntimeOptions used to set http run time params, default is good enough
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