THIS IS A TEST INSTANCE. ALL YOUR CHANGES WILL BE LOST!!!!
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Purpose of this guide is to help you understand the high level concepts in SCA so that you can build a simple application. For more details on SCA please refer to the various specifications available at www.osoa.org.
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Now let's get into description of SCA building blocks.
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The basic building block for SCA is a component implementation. When you're writing code for SCA, you are typically writing code that will either be the implementation of a component or will be used by such an implementation. A component implementation is described by the following attributes:
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The implementation of a component can be in any language that is suitable for the user, for example BPEL for business processes or XSL-T for transformations or Ruby for scripting or pure Java. How the services, references, properties and intents are defined for an implementation is specific to that particular implementation type.
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A component implementation is the business logic. A component is an instance of a configured component implementation. More than one component can use the same implementation. A component lives in a composite that is described next.
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