Java SCA

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User Guide
Developer Guide
Extension Guide
Architecture Guide
Java Doc

Development

Java SCA Subproject

Tuscany Java SCA provides the infrastructure to develop and run SCA based applications. At the very high level, Java SCA can be divided into a core kernel and extensions. The kernel supports the SCA assembly model, Tuscany value-add features and simple extension point to add extensions. The kernel is designed to be embedded in, or provisioned to, a number of different host environments.

Tuscany extension points allow any binding type, component implementation (programming model), policy and data binding to be easily added to Tuscany. The Tuscany community has contributed the extensions that are shown below. An extension becomes available for the latest Kernel release as volunteers test and enhance the extension to work with the latest release.

Bindings - used for services and references

Apache Axis2
Celtix (this is obsolete since Apache CXF should replace it)
JMS (tested with Apache ActiveMQ)
JSON-RPC

Component Implementations

Java components (as described in the SCA Java C&I spec)
Spring assemblies
Scripting with JSR 223
JavaScript
Groovy
Ruby
BPEL (a prototype using Apache ODE)

Data Bindings - for handling data

JAXB
SDO
Axiom
Caster
XMLBeans

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