backend-dev

To add a REST endpoint in layered microservices, you need to generate or update controllers, services, mappers, and DTO/VOs. This workflow enforces code changes to follow layered architecture and include necessary data mappings and exception handling.

Handling DTO and VO mappings requires creating specific data transfer objects and value objects to maintain interface contracts. The process enforces code changes to include necessary DTO/VOs and mappers, ensuring consistent data mapping across microservices.

Modifying Sourcelin gateway and auth modules involves applying changes to sourcelin-gateway and sourcelin-auth to implement new microservice interfaces. The workflow supports modifying these modules to enforce Feign protocol compliance and seamless integration.

Yes, this backend development workflow supports Maven builds and unit tests validation. It enforces code changes across controllers, services, and mappers to pass Maven builds and tests before integration into the existing engineering project.

You need to generate Mapper XML files when updating backend data access components to define SQL queries and document mappings. This ensures the data access layer integrates correctly with the service layer and passes required Maven build validations.

The best way to ensure consistent exception handling across distributed microservices is to enforce a systematic workflow that includes standard exception components. This approach guarantees code changes follow layered architecture and maintain unified error responses.