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* [Get Started Guides|#Get Started Guides]
** Start using Tuscany
* [User Documentation|#User Documentation]
** For application development
* [Video Series|#Video Series]
** SCA and Tuscany education in videos
* [Extension Development Guides|#Extension Development Guides]
** How to develop bindings, component types and extend data binding
* [Development Guides|#Development Guides]
** Architecture and how to get involved in development
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* [Get Started with Tuscany using Command Line|Getting Started with Tuscany ( using the Command Line)]
This is a quick getting started guide that shows you how to download the latest release, run the calculator sample and then how to use the calculator sample project as a basis for you own projects
* [Get Started with Tuscany using Eclipse|Getting Started with Tuscany]
This is a quick getting started guide that go trough the steps of building the store scenario using the Tuscany SCA distribution manually installed into Eclipse
* [Get Started with Tuscany using Tuscany Eclipse plugins|Getting Started with Tuscany (using Tuscany Eclipse Plugin)]
This quick guide goes trough the steps of building the store scenario using Tuscany Eclipse plugins.
* [Building your first web services using Tuscany|Build your first Web Services with Tuscany]
This is a quick guide that go trough the steps of exposing your pojo component as web services.
h2. {anchor:User Documentation}{bgcolor:#C3CDA1}User Documentation
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* [User Guide|SCA Java User Guide]
This guide introduces you to SCA concepts and describes how to develop applications using various features of the Apache Tuscany Java SCA.
* [User Reference|SCA Java User Reference]
This reference guide helps you identify when certain extensions (bindings, implementation types, interfaces and policy) are added to Tuscany SCA releases.
* [Running Tuscany with Java 2 Security Enabled|Running Tuscany with Java 2 Security Enabled]
This guide describes how to run Apache Tuscany and SCA applications in various environments while enabling Java 2 security and ensuring the application is running in a secured environment.
h2. {anchor:Video Series}{bgcolor:#C3CDA1}Vieo Series
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* [Videos on SCA and Tuscany|SCA Videos]
h2. {anchor:Extension Development Guides}{bgcolor:#C3CDA1}Extension Development Guides
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* [Extension Development Guide|SCA Java Extension Development Guide]
This guide explains how to develop new binders and implementation types to extend existing Tuscany SCA Java capability.
* [Data binding guide|Tuscany Databinding Guide]
This guide gives an overview of the Tuscany Data Binding framework which transparently handles data type mapping.
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* [Development Guides|SCA Java Development Guides]
If you would like to contribute to the project, this guide explains how to build Java SCA and how to contribute code back to the project.
* [Architecture Guide|SCA Java Architecture Guide]
This guide provides a high level view of SCA Java architecture.
* [Security aware programming guide|Security Aware Programming in Tuscany] or {color:green}
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This guide shows the Tuscany developer how to write core and extension code that correctly employs the Java security features
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