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parameter | required | default | value options | description | status |
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match | yes, for /find | n/a |
| String to match against "country" names. What kind of wildcards can be used? | coded, not deployed. No wildcard yet implemented. |
locale | no | en_US | Java standard locale codes | locale in which to perform matching, and in which to provide names in response (when possible) | not coded |
format | no | csv |
| format to use for response | coded, not coded deployed |
Test URLS
Development URL | Deployed URL | Expected Response | Notes |
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| What do we want here? 404? Redirect to /ws/ref/country/list? | |
| entire list in CSV format | "csv" is the default format. | |
| entire list in XML format |
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| entire list in CSV format |
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| entire list in CSV format | Bad format value is ignored and defaulted to csv. | |
| entire list in CSV format | "XML" is not a valid format option. Only "xml" and "csv" are valid options. | |
| CSV list of 5 countries |
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http://localhost/ws/ref/country/find?match=united&format=xml |
| XML list of 5 countries |
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| CSV list of 5 countries | There should be no difference in response for upper/lower case search strings. | |
| entire list in CSV format | Bad format value is ignored and defaulted to csv. | |
| empty list in CSV format |
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