Reactor Web Services

    {info} Reactor Web Services provide endpoints for reactor operations.

    Reactor Web Services make possible to reach the chemical functionality provided by Chemaxon's product Reactor.

    Reactor Web Services application is available in two modes:

    1. As part of a microservices system

    2. As standalone web application

    Microservices system mode

    In microservices system mode, the Reactor Web Services runs together with the Config, Discovery and Gateway services. These three services are mandatory, and optionally other services can also be part of the system. All configuration must be done in the Config service.

    The default configuration applies to the microservices system mode.

    The web application runs on host <server-host> and listens on port <gateway-server-port>.

    Standalone web application mode

    In standalone web application mode, the Reactor Web Services runs alone, without the Config, Discovery and Gateway services (however, the installer installs them as well).

    The default configuration must be changed according to the standalone web application mode; set

    eureka.client.enabled=false in application.properties file, and


    up to version 22.2.0

    spring.cloud.config.failFast=false and spring.cloud.config.enabled=false in bootstrap.properties file


    from version 22.9.0

    set spring.cloud.config.enabled=false and comment out line spring.config.import= in application.properties file.

    All configuration must be done in the Reactor Web Services module.

    The web application runs on host <server-host> and listens on port <gateway-server-port>.

    Download

    See here.

    System requirements

    See here

    Installation

    See here.

    Module is installed into folder: jws/jws-reactor/

    Licenses

    See here.

    Logging

    See here.

    Configuration

    Default configuration:

    application.properties
    server.port=8067
    logging.file.name=../logs/jws-reactor.log
    spring.config.import=configserver:${CONFIG_SERVER_URI:http\://localhost\:8888}?fail-fast=true&max-attempts=100&max-interval=60000&multiplier=1.2&initial-interval=3000 Added in version 22.6.0.
    eureka.client.enabled=true set eureka.client.enabled=false to switch to standalone Reactor Web Services application mode
    bootstrap.properties
    spring.cloud.config.failFast=true #Removed in version 22.6.0.
    spring.cloud.config.uri=${CONFIG_SERVER_URI:http\://localhost\:8888/} #Removed in version 22.6.0.
    spring.cloud.config.retry.initialInterval=3000 #Removed in version 22.6.0.
    spring.cloud.config.retry.multiplier=1.2 #Removed in version 22.6.0.
    spring.cloud.config.retry.maxInterval=60000 #Removed in version 22.6.0.
    spring.cloud.config.retry.maxAttempts=100 #Removed in version 22.6.0.

    For more configuration options, see the Spring documentation page.

    Running the server

    Prerequisites in case of microservices system mode:

    1. Config service is running

    2. Discovery service is running

    3. Gateway service is running

    Run the service in command line in folder jws/jws-reactor:

    jws-reactor-service.exe --install
    jws-reactor-service.exe --start (on Windows in administrator's terminal)

    jws-reactor-service start (on Linux)

    or

    run-jws-reactor.exe (on Windows)

    run-jws-reactor (on Linux)

    API documentation

    Find and try out the API on the Swagger UI.

    Mode URL of Swagger UI Default URL of Swagger UI
    Microservices system <serverhost>:<gateway-port>/jws-reactor/API/ localhost:8080/jws-reactor/API/
    Standalone web application mode <serverhost>:<server-port>/API/ localhost:8067/API/

    Demo site

    For detailed description check out the JWS Reactor demo site:

    https://jchem-microservices.chemaxon.com/jws-reactor/api/index.html

    Usage

    The guidelines, examples on the Demo site or on the Swagger UI API documentation of your installed module display the methods and syntax implemented for reaching the functionalities of Reactor product.

    Reactor

    Reactor controller provides method to create mono- or bimolecular reactions from specified reactants based on a specified reaction scheme using different options.

    See the details in the API.