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The Demo "WOA <-> SOA convergence requires:
  - a demo of the ECR: The Enterprise Resource Cache is available here: https://github.com/petalslink/woa-frontend. See its README to:
    - configure it with the right Petals ESB entry point (ie, the BC Rest):

module.exports = {
  port: 3000,
  token: '123',
  mongo: {
    url: 'mongodb://127.0.0.1:27017/woa'
  },
  routes: [
    {
      method: 'GET',
      resource: {
        id: 'uuid',
        name: 'cafqf'
      },
      in: '/api/qf/:uuid',
      out: 'http://localhost:8086/intg-woa/contribuable/:uuid/quotientfamilial'
    }
  ]
};

    - and start it with mongodb
  - a Petals ESB container with:
    - sa-woa-soa-backend, a SOAP proxy towards the Mock service and optionnaly, sa-woa-soa-backend2 towards the second Mock, for demonstration purpose.
    - sa-woa-soa-rest, a REST proxy exposing the service outside, and optionally, sa-woa-soa-soap exposing it with SOAP, for demonstration purpose.
    - If needed, the random strategy for selecting endpoints in the server configuration
  - an external webservice mocked with SoapUI. The SoapUI project is available here: src/main/soapui/WOA-SOA-soapui-project.xml

There is SA's for each of the endpoints:
 - backend and backend 2 corresponds to the two mocked webservice (only one is needed, but it can be useful for demonstration purpose).
 - rest is for the BC Rest (contacted by the ERC or directly)
 - soap is for the BC Soap (not really needed but it can be useful for demonstration purpose)

Request samples to send to the BC Rest:
  1/ curl http://localhost:8086/intg-woa/contribuable/no-wait/quotientfamilial
  2/ curl http://localhost:8086/intg-woa/contribuable/julia/quotientfamilial (will take 5 seconds to execute)

Request samples to send to the ERC:
  1/ curl http://localhost:3000/api/qf/julia?token=123