Version 1.1 Release Candidate

[clauspruefer]

Pull Request

Description

Version 1.1 release candidate.

• User based simple Service Call Routing
• Modify Example02 to NoSQL (mongodb) approach
• Add Example04 (short impementation README.md remark using NLAMP proxy and authentication)
• JSONTransfromer.json_transform() / set_json_dict() also adds _SYSClassNames to self.json_dict to make hierarchy processing work correctly
• Invention of BaseHandler property_dict member (excludes returning internal 'SYSServiceMethod' property and class references)
• Recursive Class Hierarchy Object Deserialization (inside ServiceExecuter class)
• Add unit and integration tests for recursive json_transform()
• Update Documentation
• Update CHANGELOG.md

Type of Change

• Release Candidate
• Examples Update

[Copilot]

Pull request overview

This PR introduces version 1.1 of the Micro ESB framework with several significant enhancements including user-based service call routing, recursive class hierarchy object deserialization improvements, NoSQL (MongoDB) support in Example02, and documentation updates for Example04.

Key changes:

• Introduces a new ServiceRouter module for user-defined service call routing
• Simplifies JSON transformation by removing redundant recursive hierarchy connection logic
• Adds property registration feature for internal system properties
• Migrates Example02 to MongoDB for certificate management

Reviewed changes

Copilot reviewed 9 out of 10 changed files in this pull request and generated 14 comments.

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File	Description
src/router.py	New module implementing ServiceRouter for dynamic user-defined service routing
src/transformer.py	Simplified JSON transformation by removing copy-based recursive hierarchy logic; updated copyright
src/microesb.py	Integrated ServiceRouter, added property registration, refactored ServiceExecuter with new hierarchy connection methods, narrowed exception handling
example/02-pki-management/user_routing.py	New MongoDB-based routing implementation for certificate and keypair operations
example/02-pki-management/service_implementation.py	Updated to use ServiceRouter for database operations, added internal property registration, improved logging
example/02-pki-management/main-server.py	Added logging configuration
example/02-pki-management/main-client.py	Added logging configuration
example/02-pki-management/main-ca.py	Added logging configuration
doc/source/examples.rst	Updated note to mention Service Authentication in Example04

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[clauspruefer]

@copilot: Please add another example in /example/04-nlap-integration containing a README.md as a template mentioning the future NLAP Proxy Authentication implementation (external link: https://github.com/WEBcodeX1/http-1.2). NLAP Proxy will: a) Not communicate unencrypted b) Not allow global communication c) Only allow communication by X.509 client certificates

[Copilot]

@clauspruefer I've opened a new pull request, #29, to work on those changes. Once the pull request is ready, I'll request review from you.

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Pull request overview

Copilot reviewed 12 out of 13 changed files in this pull request and generated 8 comments.

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example/02-pki-management/2-main-client.py:13

• Hardcoded IP address in example code. The MongoDB connection string uses a hardcoded private IP address (192.168.61.248). Consider using an environment variable or configuration file for the MongoDB connection string to make the example more portable and secure.
  example/02-pki-management/0-main-ca.py:39
• Potential NameError if exception occurs. If an exception is caught on line 36, the error is printed but execution continues. Line 39 then tries to access res[0] which will not be defined, causing a NameError. Either return/exit after catching the exception, or initialize res to a default value before the try block.
  example/02-pki-management/2-main-client.py:39
• Potential NameError if exception occurs. If an exception is caught on line 36, the error is printed but execution continues. Line 39 then tries to access res[0] which will not be defined, causing a NameError. Either return/exit after catching the exception, or initialize res to a default value before the try block.
  example/02-pki-management/0-main-ca.py:13
• Hardcoded IP address in example code. The MongoDB connection string uses a hardcoded private IP address (192.168.61.248). Consider using an environment variable or configuration file for the MongoDB connection string to make the example more portable and secure.
  example/02-pki-management/1-main-server.py:13
• Hardcoded IP address in example code. The MongoDB connection string uses a hardcoded private IP address (192.168.61.248). Consider using an environment variable or configuration file for the MongoDB connection string to make the example more portable and secure.
  example/02-pki-management/1-main-server.py:39
• Potential NameError if exception occurs. If an exception is caught on line 36, the error is printed but execution continues. Line 39 then tries to access res[0] which will not be defined, causing a NameError. Either return/exit after catching the exception, or initialize res to a default value before the try block.

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