THIS IS A TEST INSTANCE. ALL YOUR CHANGES WILL BE LOST!!!!
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The SCA Java runtime is composed of a kernel and extensions. The kernel is essentially a multi-VM wiring engine that connects components together using the principles of Dependency Injection, or Inversion of Control.
Kernel
The kernel is designed to be simple and limited in its capabilities: it wires functional units together. Capabilities such as service discovery, reliability, support for transport protocols, etc. are provided through extensions. The kernel extension model is based on the SCA 1.0 Java programming and assembly model. In otherwords, the kernel uses SCA to bootstrap itself. The mechanics of how this is done are described in detail elsewhere Kernel Architecture.
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More detail can be found in the Extensions Guide section, but a few high-level best practices for designing extensions can be are listed here:
- Make sure you are familiar with SCA 1.0 Assembly and the SCA Java 1.0 programming model. Specifications can be found at www.osoa.org.
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- Use the Tuscany iTest Plugin Maven+Plugins for integration testing the extension.
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