• Endpoint: http://localhost/ex­1/alumni
• HTTP method: POST
• Headers:
  • Content­Type: application/json
  • RequestBody: {“name”:”nome”, “addresses”:[ { “street”:”streetname”, “number”:”22”, “country”:”country”}, { “street”:”streetname2”, “number”:”33”, “country”:”country”} ], “education”:{ “master”:{“university”:”Politecnico Milano”, year: 2004}, “phd”:{“university”:”UCSD”, year: 2009} } }

API 1 saves the payload on a local DB and:

• validate the payload so that only completed address are accepted
• validate the payload so that the street number of each address contains numbers only
• validate the payload so that the name contains letters only

• Endpoint: http://localhost/ex­1/alumni
• Request Parameters:
  • name (optional): the name
  • education (optional): the education level (master/phd)
  • page (optional): the page index
  • size (optional): the page size
• HTTP method: GET
• Headers:
  • Content­Type: application/json
  • Response Body: { “totalCount”: [total number of records], "totalPages": [total number of pages], "page": [the current page index], “data:”[the list of elements found] }

API 2 allows to retrieve the alumni already stored. Results are paged. If no input parameters are given, the API returns all the alumni stored with default paging parameters (page=0, size=20).