( claim it _ Micro service )

### 1. Define the Microservices

- **Question Service**: Handles the posting of questions.

- **Claim Service**: Handles the claiming of questions by users.

- **Answer Service**: Handles the submission of answers.

- **User Service**: Manages user information and authentication.


### 2. Technology Stack

- **Spring Boot**: For building the microservices.

- **Spring Cloud**: For managing microservice communication.

- **Eureka**: For service discovery.

- **Zuul**: For API Gateway.

- **RabbitMQ**: For messaging between services.

- **MySQL**: For database.


### 3. Example Code Snippets


#### Question Service

```java

@RestController

@RequestMapping("/questions")

public class QuestionController {


    @Autowired

    private QuestionService questionService;


    @PostMapping

    public ResponseEntity<Question> postQuestion(@RequestBody Question question) {

        Question savedQuestion = questionService.saveQuestion(question);

        return ResponseEntity.status(HttpStatus.CREATED).body(savedQuestion);

    }


    @GetMapping("/{id}")

    public ResponseEntity<Question> getQuestion(@PathVariable Long id) {

        Question question = questionService.getQuestionById(id);

        return ResponseEntity.ok(question);

    }

}

```


#### Claim Service

```java

@RestController

@RequestMapping("/claims")

public class ClaimController {


    @Autowired

    private ClaimService claimService;


    @PostMapping

    public ResponseEntity<Claim> claimQuestion(@RequestBody Claim claim) {

        Claim savedClaim = claimService.saveClaim(claim);

        return ResponseEntity.status(HttpStatus.CREATED).body(savedClaim);

    }


    @GetMapping("/{questionId}")

    public ResponseEntity<List<Claim>> getClaimsByQuestionId(@PathVariable Long questionId) {

        List<Claim> claims = claimService.getClaimsByQuestionId(questionId);

        return ResponseEntity.ok(claims);

    }

}

```


#### Answer Service

```java

@RestController

@RequestMapping("/answers")

public class AnswerController {


    @Autowired

    private AnswerService answerService;


    @PostMapping

    public ResponseEntity<Answer> submitAnswer(@RequestBody Answer answer) {

        Answer savedAnswer = answerService.saveAnswer(answer);

        return ResponseEntity.status(HttpStatus.CREATED).body(savedAnswer);

    }


    @GetMapping("/{questionId}")

    public ResponseEntity<List<Answer>> getAnswersByQuestionId(@PathVariable Long questionId) {

        List<Answer> answers = answerService.getAnswersByQuestionId(questionId);

        return ResponseEntity.ok(answers);

    }

}

```


### 4. Communication Between Services

Use RabbitMQ for messaging between services. For example, when a question is posted, the Question Service can send a message to the Claim Service to notify users about the new question.


### 5. Security

Use Spring Security for authentication and authorization. Ensure that users can only claim and answer questions anonymously.


### 6. Database Schema

- **Question Table**: Stores questions.

- **Claim Table**: Stores claims.

- **Answer Table**: Stores answers.

- **User Table**: Stores user information.


This should give you a good starting point for your "Claim_IT" application. If you need more detailed code or have specific questions, feel free to ask!

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