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the scenario details here are currently copied from unit tests. We should replace with the big bank scenario now that is being checked in.

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Scenario1 Scenario1

1. Use implementation.composite as a component implementation - Implicit declaration

A Spring component acts within a business process accepting call from client components and send on calls to other components. The operation of the component in the Spring assembly is controlled through SCA properties.Here the component type is derived from the spring implementation with no SCA specific entries in the spring application context.

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    <component name="ClientComponent">
        <implementation.java class="org.apache.tuscany.sca.implementation.spring.itests.helloworld.HelloWorldProxy"/>
        <reference name="delegate" target="SpringComponent"/>
    </component>

    <component name="SpringComponent">
        <implementation.spring location="META-INF/sca/SpringComponent-context.xml"/>
        <reference name="testReference" target="ReferenceComponent"/>
        <property name="testProperty">Hello</property>
    </component>

    <component name="ReferenceComponent">
        <implementation.java class="org.apache.tuscany.sca.implementation.spring.itests.helloworld.HelloWorldImpl"/>
    </component>

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Scenario2 Scenario2

2. Use implementation.composite as a component implementation - Explicit declaration

A Spring component acts within a business process accepting call from client components and send on calls to other components. The operation of the component in the Spring assembly is controlled through SCA properties. Here the component type is derived from the spring implementation with no SCA specific entries in the spring application context.

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The SpringComponent successfully operates performs HelloWorld actions in the context of the configuration from the composite file.

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Scenario3 Scenario3

3. Working with different bindings

The SpringComponent implementation remains the same but different bindings are chosen.

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