Main entry point for serving snappy/spark web application data as json, using JAX-RS.
Each resource should have endpoints that return **public** classes defined in snappy-api.scala.
Mima binary compatibility checks ensure that we don't inadvertently make changes that break the
api.
The returned objects are automatically converted to json by jackson with JacksonMessageWriter.
In addition, there are a number of tests in HistoryServerSuite that compare the json to "golden
files". Any changes and additions should be reflected there as well -- see the notes in
HistoryServerSuite.
Main entry point for serving snappy/spark web application data as json, using JAX-RS.
Each resource should have endpoints that return **public** classes defined in snappy-api.scala. Mima binary compatibility checks ensure that we don't inadvertently make changes that break the api. The returned objects are automatically converted to json by jackson with JacksonMessageWriter. In addition, there are a number of tests in HistoryServerSuite that compare the json to "golden files". Any changes and additions should be reflected there as well -- see the notes in HistoryServerSuite.