UNOMI-562 (#407)

* DMF-5359 :
- Add schema to contextRequest object
- Improve schema validation by using custom deserializers for contextRequest and eventCollectorRequest

* improve deserialization

* restore null option to schemas

* send expected error

* improve response in case of invalid object to match what is expected

* code review changes

* fix unit tests + add validation on event collector request object

* fix session properties

* improve github action

* do log on integration test only

* fix tests

* restore fail on error

* remove isEventValid as now done at json level

* rebase master

* finish rebase of master
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tree: ebe8fdfb93d38cb91598d77725d2207e342ef0eb
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  2. api/
  3. common/
  4. docker/
  5. extensions/
  6. graphql/
  7. itests/
  8. kar/
  9. lifecycle-watcher/
  10. manual/
  11. metrics/
  12. package/
  13. persistence-elasticsearch/
  14. persistence-spi/
  15. plugins/
  16. rest/
  17. samples/
  18. scripting/
  19. services/
  20. src/
  21. tools/
  22. wab/
  23. .gitignore
  24. buildAndRun.sh
  25. buildAndRunNoTests.sh
  26. BUILDING
  27. compileDeploy.sh
  28. generate-package.sh
  29. generate-site-and-upload.sh
  30. generate-site.sh
  31. KEYS
  32. LICENSE
  33. license-mappings.xml
  34. MERGING-PULL-REQUESTS
  35. NOTICE
  36. NOTICE.template
  37. pom.xml
  38. README.md
  39. release-audit.sh
  40. setenv.sh
  41. update-notice.sh
README.md

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Apache Unomi

https://unomi.apache.org

Apache Unomi stores user profile information and is mostly used to provide a backend server for A/B testing and personalization. To do so it implements the currently under development OASIS Context Server specification.

License

The source code is available under the Apache License V2

Branches

  • main (master) branch: is the current development branch and should be considered unstable. At this it might even not compile. It is only recommended for Unomi developers or people looking to contribute on the project.
  • unomi-X.X.X branches : these are the maintenance branches of the stable releases of Apache Unomi and should always compile and be stable. These are recommended for users that prefer to work from the source code. Otherwise you can find packaged binaries on the Apache Unomi website.

Documentation

You can find all the updated documentation, including building and deployment instructions, on the Apache Unomi web site.