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-Tuscany - Getting Started - Helloworld WebApp Sample

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-This sample demonstrates how to use SCA contributions with Web Applications

-

-See the README in the top-level samples folder for general information on the Tuscany samples.

-

-This sample project creates a .war web application which includes Tuscany. The SCA contribution

-from the helloworld sample is included within the war and its SCA composite started by the webapp,

-and there is a JSP page which shows how to invoke SCA services by using the SCA taglib.

-

-As this sample creates a web application .war archive there is a manual step to deploy the WAR file

-to your web application server. The archive is the helloworld-webapp-<version>.war in the target folder.

-Alternatively, you can run it by using the Maven Tomcat plugin by using the following command:

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-   mvn tomcat:run

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-or if you prefer Jetty then:

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-   mvn jetty:run

-

-Once the web app is running use your browser to visit the following URL;

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-http://localhost:8080/helloworld-webapp

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-(The port and hostname will of course vary depending on your local installation) 

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-You should then see the web page return the following:

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-   Calling HelloworldService sayHello("world") returns:

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-   Hello world 
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