Setting up Currency Conversion Microservice

In the previous section, we have created currency-exchange-service. Now we will create a currency-conversion-service that talks to currency-exchange-service.

Step 1: Open the browser and type https://start.spring.io/.

Provide the Group name tutoraspire.microservice and Artifact currency-conversion-service.
Add the dependencies: Spring web, DevTools, Actuator, and Config Client.
Click on the Generate It downloads the created project.

Step 2: Import the downloaded project in Spring Tool Suite (STS).

File -> Import -> Existing Maven Projects -> Next -> Browse -> Select the project -> Finish.

It takes some time to import the project.

Step 3: Open the application.properties file and configure the application name and port number.

application.properties

The currency-conversion-service runs on port 8100.

Setting up Currency Conversion Microservice

In the next section, we will create a service that talks to the currency-exchange-service.

Creating a Service for currency-conversion-service

In the previous section, we have used EUR to INR that returns what the conversionMultiple is. The currency-exchange-service tells what is the exchange value when we convert currency from EUR to INR.

In this section, we will create CurrencyCalculationService. It defines a lot of functionality related to conversion.

We will create a service currency-converter that accepts two path parameters “from” and “to“. It also accepts the quantity (amount which we want to convert).

Let’s create a currency-conversion-service.

Step 1: Create a class with the name CurrencyConversionController.

Step 2: Add an annotation @RestController.

Step 3: Create a GetMapping.

CurrencyConversionController.java

 package com.tutoraspire.microservices.currencyconversionservice; import java.math.BigDecimal; import org.springframework.web.bind.annotation.GetMapping; import org.springframework.web.bind.annotation.PathVariable; import org.springframework.web.bind.annotation.RestController; @RestController public class CurrencyConversionController  { @GetMapping(“/currency-converter/from/{from}/to/{to}/ quantity/{quantity}”) //where {from} and {to} represents the column  //return a bean back public CurrencyConversionBean convertCurrency(@PathVariable String from, @PathVariable String to, @PathVariable BigDecimal quantity) { return new CurrencyConversionBean(1L, from,to,BigDecimal.ONE, quantity,quantity,0 ); } } 

Step 4: Create a class with the name CurrencyConversionBean and define the following fields:

 private Long id; private String from; private String to; private BigDecimal ConversionMultiple; private BigDecimal quantity; private BigDecimal totalCalculatedAmount; private int port; 

Step 5: Generate Getters and Setters.

Step 6: Generate constructor and also create a default constructor.

CurrencyConversionBean.java

 package com.tutoraspire.microservices.currencyconversionservice; import java.math.BigDecimal; public class CurrencyConversionBean  { private Long id; private String from; private String to; private BigDecimal ConversionMultiple; private BigDecimal quantity; private BigDecimal totalCalculatedAmount; private int port; //default constructor public CurrencyConversionBean() { } //creating constructor public CurrencyConversionBean(Long id, String from, String to, BigDecimal conversionMultiple, BigDecimal quantity, BigDecimal totalCalculatedAmount, int port)  { super(); this.id = id; this.from = from; this.to = to; ConversionMultiple = conversionMultiple; this.quantity = quantity; this.totalCalculatedAmount = totalCalculatedAmount; this.port = port; } //creating setters and getters public Long getId()  { return id; } public void setId(Long id)  { this.id = id; } public String getFrom()  { return from; } public void setFrom(String from)  { this.from = from; } public String getTo()  { return to; } public void setTo(String to)  { this.to = to; } public BigDecimal getConversionMultiple()  { return ConversionMultiple; } public void setConversionMultiple(BigDecimal conversionMultiple)  { ConversionMultiple = conversionMultiple; } public BigDecimal getQuantity()  { return quantity; } public void setQuantity(BigDecimal quantity)  { this.quantity = quantity; } public BigDecimal getTotalCalculatedAmount()  { return totalCalculatedAmount; } public void setTotalCalculatedAmount(BigDecimal totalCalculatedAmount)  { this.totalCalculatedAmount = totalCalculatedAmount; } public int getPort()  { return port; } public void setPort(int port)  { this.port = port; } } 

Step 7: Restart the application and type the following URI in the browser:

http://localhost:8100/currency-converter/from/USD/to/INR/quantity/1000

Setting up Currency Conversion Microservice

In the above response, “from,” “to,” and “quantity” variables picked up from the path. We have hardcoded the other variables.

In the next step, from the currency-conversion-service, we will call the currency-exchange-service. We will also determine what the conversion multiple is, and will use that amount (conversion multiple) to calculate the total amount. We will also use the port that comes in the response.

Click here to download currency-conversion-service

Next TopicInvoking currency-exchange-service from currency-conversion-service

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