This is the 'optimizer_jetty_eclipse' servlet.

Version: 1.16

POST

Anything posted to the servlet is assumed to be xml to be optimized.
All posts will return a token that can be used to get status and result.
After a successful post you will receive something that looks like this:

If something goes wrong the response will contain error msg. Like this.

GET

You may then use the returned token to request status and input/output.
For example http://somehost:8080/optimizer/optservlet?status&token=2014-11-05_13-10-29-745
could give you the following response:

The "token" parameter must always be present. Possible values for the request are:

• status: Get the status for the job.
• input: Get the input xml for the job.
• output: Get the output xml for the job.
• abort: Abort the job and remove all data from the server.

• NONEXISTING: The job cannot be found.
• QUEUED: The job is still in waiting to be processed.
• RUNNING: The job is running.
• DONE: The job is finished. You may fetch the output.
• ABORTED: The job has been aborted.
  Subsequent usage of the token will result in a NONEXISTING status.
• ERROR: Something went wrong. Consult the server log files.

If the job is running there will be a progress indication, in percent, included in the response. Like this:

The jobs stay on the server for some time before they are removed.
The time they stay before being removed is a configurable value that
may be set in the opt.properties file on the server.
You need to restart the server for any changes to apply.

A new feature (since 1.7) is that you may request a sychronized response.
This is done by adding the querystring sync.
The default timeout for a synchronized request is 600 seconds.
You may control the timeout length by adding timeout=xxx to the querystring.
Where xxx is the number of seconds you want the timeout to be.
You could for example post like this:
You could for example post like this:
curl --data-binary '@est.xml' 'http://localhost:8080/optimizer/optservlet?sync&timeout=60