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Tuscany SCA Java

Tuscany Java SCA provides the infrastructure for easily developing and running applications using a service-oriented approach. This is a lightweight runtime that is designed to be embedded in, run standalone or provisioned to , a number of different host environments without much effort. The modularized architecture allows users to pick and choose modules that cater to their business needs therefore resulting in small footprint.

At the very a high level,Tuscany Java SCA infrastructure can be divided into two categories of modules: core and extensions. The core supports the SCA assembly model, Tuscany value-add features and simple extension point to add extensions. Tuscany SCA Java extension points allow any binding type, implementation types(programming model), policy and data binding to be easily added to it. The Tuscany community has contributed the extensions that are shown below. An extension becomes available for the latest Tuscany release as volunteers test and enhance the extension to work with that release.

Implementation Types

Bindings

Data Bindings

Interface Types

Java components
Spring assemblies
Scripting with JSR 223(JavaScript, Groovy, Ruby, Python & XSLT)
BPEL (a prototype using Apache ODE)

Webservice using Apache Axis2
JMS (tested with Apache ActiveMQ)
JSON-RPC
EJB
Feed

JAXB
SDO
Axiom
Castor
XMLBeans

Java
WSDL 1.1

SCA Java is integrated with Tomcat, Jetty and Geronimo(in progress).

Copyright © 2006, The Apache Software Foundation Apache Tuscany is undergoing incubation at The Apache Software Foundation (ASF), sponsored by the Web Services PMC. Incubation is required of all newly accepted projects until a further review indicates that the infrastructure, communications, and decision making process have stabilized in a manner consistent with other successful ASF projects. While incubation status is not necessarily a reflection of the completeness or stability of the code, it does indicate that the project has yet to be fully endorsed by the ASF.

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modules consist of selectable components that provide support for SCA and data handling as well as the core runtime. The core runtime includes functions such as loading system and application services, building and managing composites. The extension category consists of a set of selectable modules that support integration of various technologies that are required in SOA environment. This includes support for various protocols through bindings, programming languages through implementations, data types, security and transaction through policies. This whole thing constitutes an SCA node. An SCA composite application can be spread across multiple nodes in a cloud or be run on a single node. This administrative scope is referred to as the SCA domain.
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For a complete list of supported extensions please see extension documentation . The extensible architecture of SCA Java allows any missing extension to be easily added.

Tuscany SCA Java has implemented SCA specifications 1.0 defined by www.osoa.org in its 1.x code line. Tuscany community is working on compliance with OASIS version of SCA in 2.x code line. To document the work in progress we have created a roadmap page on our wiki Java SCA Roadmap Wiki Page. Please consider yourself invited to get involved in any of these items or suggest new ones that you want to work on.

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