Add a simple webservice to serve the converted schedules #43
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Currently the export classes expose an `run` method that directly write to a file given in the config. To allow using the exporter in a web service rework the classes to also provide an `export` method that only produce the data. The `run` method can then be provided by the base class using the new `export` method.
The content type of the export is needed for the web service, let the exporters report it.
Add a simple web service that can serve the schedules dynamicaly. It use the same config as the file exporter but instead of writing to files it serve the configured paths. Using the demo data you can then get the json schedule at: http://localhost:8080/demo/gpn11.json and the extended xml at http://localhost:8080/demo/gpn11.xml.
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This series add a simple web service that can serve the schedules dynamicaly. It use the same config as the file exporter but instead of writing to files it serve the configured paths.
Using the demo data you can then get the json schedule at: http://localhost:8080/demo/gpn11.json and the extended xml at http://localhost:8080/demo/gpn11.xml.