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Make Clearing House URLs adjustable at runtime #303

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SebastianOpriel opened this issue Jun 14, 2022 · 0 comments
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Make Clearing House URLs adjustable at runtime #303

SebastianOpriel opened this issue Jun 14, 2022 · 0 comments
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SebastianOpriel commented Jun 14, 2022

A user shall be able to adjust the used Clearing House URLs at runtime. It shall be possible to set the Clearing House URLs via configuration endpoint.
Use case: A running connector is configured to operate within a test environment. A user shall be able to switch environments without adjusting the configuration files, but shall be able to adjust the settings via API.

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  • Analyze feasibility
  • Estimate effort needed and report estimation to @SebastianOpriel @ip312
  • Add either a custom API for adjusting the Clearing House api/configuration/clearinghouse or adjust the existing payload of /api/configurations/{id}.
  • IDS Messaging Services: Add setters for URLs in ClearingHouseService
  • Dataspace Connector: Add setter for URLs in Clearing House Service and adjust necessary other occurences
  • Add functionality at OS front end (@SebastianOpriel)
  • Write tests
  • Adjust documentation (e.g. usage, hint that config is reset on config file force reload, etc.)
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