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JSON Integration Adapter

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==Project Phases==
To be determinedJSON Integration Adapter Phases Phase I. Research 1. Complete Fundamentals of NexJ Studio tutorial 2. Complete NexJ Integration tutorial 3. Install NexJ Studio Express from source Phase II. Planning and Approval 1. Receive general approval for project 2. Receive approval for JSON encoding options 3. Receive approval for JSON formatting options Phase III. Message Formatter 1. Add JSON to .XSD base types 2. Create sample JSON .message 3. Parse sample JSON .message with JUnit Test 4. Create first set of unit tests for Message Formatter 5. Code Message Formatter first draft 6. Resolve issues with first set of unit tests 7. Create second set of unit tests 8. Resolve issues with second set of unit tests 9. Refactor and code message formatter Phase IV. Message Parser First Draft 1. Discover how to connect JSON RPC parser with Message Parser 2. Create first set of trivial unit tests for Message Parser 3. Code Message Parser skeleton 4. Pass first set of trivial unit tests 5. Create second set of unit tests (non-trivial) for Message Parser 6. Code Message Formatter first draft 7. Resolve issues with second set of unit tests 8. Refactor Phase V. Integration and Stress Tests 1. Test Message Formatter and Message Parser with integration and stress tests 2. Test through NexJ Studio Express GUI (manual testing) Phase VI. Internal Code Review 1. Internally review code at CDOT Phase VII. Optimization 1. Find more code optimizations relevant to Enterprise environments Phase VIII. First Code Review at NexJ 1. Date TBA Phase IX. Code Rewrite 1. Rewrite code to conform with NexJ suggestions and  Phase X. Second Code Review at NexJ 1. Date TBA Phase XI. Project Completion
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