Hello World?

This is the simplest (most understated) demo of our software –

The number of milliseconds past epoch January 1st, 1970 is: (ms)

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This simple (understated) demo shows how our RIP¹ API uses client-side JavaScript in this browser (wherever you are in the world), to call server-side Java (in AWS Canada) and call java.lang.System.currentTimeMillis securely but anonymously – as an unauthenticated user, the role for which is (in this case) permission-ed only to call the currentTimeMillis endpoint²

You can (of course) prevent unauthenticated users from accessing anything at all, although you may (probably) still want anonymous users to be able to call an authentication endpoint – unless you aren’t using our Rest-In-Peace API to do authentication

You can see how we set up this demo on our ‘Hello World?’ page

(1) R.I.P. stands for REST In Peace as our API isn’t RESTful and doesn’t depend on HTTP/S
(2) So when you look at the source and change the demo to call System.exit(0) the JVM won’t exit!