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You can get involved in Apache Tuscany in many different ways. The following are a few suggestions:
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Contribute new ideas/requirements that are based on real business experiences to the mailing list to improve Tuscany as a solution for SOA.
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Answer questions posted to the mailing lists.
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Contribute to the FAQ or to
Wiki
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Contribute to user or developer Documentations.
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Investigate
issues
that have been reported and provide patches.
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Help with development. Check for roadmap on the Wiki.
Tuscany mailing list
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Subscription: Send a blank email to tuscany-dev-subscribe@ws.apache.org
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Posting questions to the list: Send your question to tuscany-dev@ws.apache.org
You should also review How Apache works
Tuscany holds weekly IRC chats. IRC chats are held weekly on Mondays 15:30 GMT for an hour. The IRC server is irc.freenode.net and the channel is #tuscany
Internet Relay Chat (IRC) Help
is a good source of
information on understanding IRC chats.
The following are some IRC chat clients:
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Apache Tuscany source code, documentation and web site are managed under version control using Subversion in
Tuscany Subversion Repository.
In this repository structure you will find two main directories
- CPP directory holds SCA and SDO C++ source code.
- Java directory holds SCA, SDO and DAS source code.
We welcome your help with any of the sub projects. You can learn more about how to setup your development environment on Java project page or
C++ project page.
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There are Apache guide lines for incubator projects that all Tuscany contributers should familiarize themselves with:
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