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Starting the Tuscany SCA Runtime

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How you run the Tuscany runtime, load +contributions and start composites depends on what environment you're +running in and what you're trying to achieve. For example, if you +just want to try out some samples then you may want to run the +Tuscany runtime from the command line using the Tuscany shell or from +Maven or Ant. If on the other hand you want Tuscany to run in a +WebApp, in OSGi or you want to debug the runtime in an IDE like +Eclipse different approaches are required.

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The samples in this directory show +various ways in which you can start Tuscany.

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command-line

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Deploy a contribution from the command line using the Tuscany + Shell without writing any code

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eclipse

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Deploy and debug a contribution project from the Eclipse IDE

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jse

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Deploy a contribution from a simple Java program

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junit

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Deploy a contribution from a JUnit test case

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ant

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Deploy a contribution from an Ant script

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osgi

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Start the Tuscany runtime in OSGi and install a contribution

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