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<implementation.script>

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The Tuscany Java SCA runtime supports implementing SCA components in a wide variety of dynamic or scripting languages by using the <implementation.script> SCDL extension.

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Any language that supports the "Scripting for Java" APIs defined by JSR-223 is supported, this includes Groovy, JavaScript, JRuby, Jython, and many others.

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To use these languages the SCA assembly SCDL is extended with an "implementation.script" element which has the following options:

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<implementation.script [ script="" | language="" ] >
+     [inline src]
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The source code for the script maybe defined in a seperate file pointed to by the 'script=' attribute, or the source code maybe embedded within the SCDL inline inside the <implementation.script> element.

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The 'language=' attribute defines the language of the program. The language attribute is optional when the source code is in a separate file in which case the file extension of the file is used to determine the language.

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Some examples:

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A Ruby program defined in a file 'myScript.rb' in a folder named 'test':

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<implementation.script script="test/myScript.rb"/>
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A JavaScript program defined inline:

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<implementation.script language="js">
+      function sayHello(name) {
+         return "Hello " + name;
+      }
+</implementation.script>
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When using inline scripts which contain special characters such as XML markup you may need to enclose the source within a CDATA region, for example:

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<implementation.script language="js"><![CDATA[
+      function sayHello(inXML) {
+         return <sayHelloResponse>Hello { inXML..name }</sayHelloResponse>;
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