This article describes the fifth step in the process of extracting the Delivery Service
from the FTGO application
monolith.
The previous articles are as follows:
Delivery Service
Delivery Service
After step 4, the Delivery Service
manages deliveries.
The fifth step is to remove the now obsolete delivery management code from the FTGO application
.
This change is actually quite simple. The two main changes we need make are
ftgo-delivery-backend
module as a dependency@Configuration
class that @Imports
classes from that moduleThere are also a few other minor changes, such as renaming a build script.
The following diagram shows the new module structure:
The key change is that the ftgo-delivery-service-proxy
module no longer depends on the ftgo-delivery-backend
module.
These changes are in the extract-delivery-service-05-delete-old-code
branch and consist of a single commit
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