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• isn't <java.interface /> mandatory for a <service />?
  • removed the line and ran the test case and it passed
  • SL - No, if you remove the interface.java element the runtime will derive the interface by looking at the service implementation
• <tuscany:binding.rmi uri="rmi://localhost:8099/CalculatorRMIService"/>
  • what does the uri attribute mean?
  • is it the uri where the service can be found? from what i understood tuscany will also deploy the service and make it available, what if the host is not localhost?
  • SL - you can use the uri to configure the binding to create the RMI endpoint at a certain address. If you omit it Tuscany should create a default endpoint address
    • FM - what if the binding.rmi uri inside a <service> specifies a host other than localhost? First of all, i believe that host should be "tuscany aware", but does tuscany know to make this kind of distributed deployments? If this is possible, please give more details.

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