SCA and BPEL - Integration

Hi, I am a student and I have been looking into this topic for my project work. I'd like to contribute as much in this with some help from you folks. For now here is what I have been doing as ground work. - Tried out Tuscany M1 release and also recently from the current development branch. - W

Re: SCA and BPEL - Integration

On 10/26/06, sam tam <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hi, I am a student and I have been looking into this topic for my project work. I'd like to contribute as much in this with some help from you folks. For now here is what I have been doing as ground work. - Tried out Tuscany M1 release and also r

RE: What's next for SCA?

Hi, I think when the dangling wires are resolved depends on, as you said, what the definition of deployment is. The requirement is for the wires to be all resolved, before a composite is active and service ready. Regardless of what we mean by deployment, I think there should be still ability to re

SDO - dealing with CDATA

This is primarily a C++ question but I guess could apply to Java also. I'm trying to read a document into C++ SDO that contains a CDATA section. The corresponding CDATA doesn't make its way into the resulting SDO. I put the C++ SDO implementation in the debugger and found the reason why: sax2pars

Is Apache Tuscany compatible with J2EE1.4

Dear all, Is Apache Tuscany compatible with J2EE1.4? Regards, Kiran Kumar Rangaswamy Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] URL: www.valuemomentum.com

r468018 - elimination of asynchronous target invokers

Following up on the move of non-blocking thread dispatches to NonBlockingBridgingInterceptor, I merged the asynchronous variant of TargetInvoker with its synchronous counterpart in Component implementations. This has the effect of simplifying extensions since they only need to extend Target

Re: Is Apache Tuscany compatible with J2EE1.4

Hi Kiran, I'm not sure about DAS or SDO but the Java SCA runtime requires Java 5 as a minimum. Jim On Oct 25, 2006, at 3:13 PM, Kiran Kumar Rangaswamy wrote: Dear all, Is Apache Tuscany compatible with J2EE1.4? Regards, Kiran Kumar Rangaswamy Email: [EMAIL PRO

Re: Refactoring commonality amongst Script containers in Java SCA

As you don't like the easy SPI extension I've got rid of the easy extension dependency of the script container. I've moved the script container into trunk as it was going stale and i want to start using and improving it. It still uses some of the easy classes which are in a helper package

Re: Refactoring commonality amongst Script containers in Java SCA

On Oct 25, 2006, at 8:02 AM, ant elder wrote: Comments in line... ...ant On 10/11/06, Jim Marino <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: - How are script scopes handled? I'm assuming we want to have the runtime manage statefull scripts, as we get that for free. agree - I also noticed the scope is

Re: Is Apache Tuscany compatible with J2EE1.4

SDO is required to be compatible with 1.4 by the spec. DAS is currently designed to be compatible, but that could change. Brent On 10/26/06, Jim Marino <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hi Kiran, I'm not sure about DAS or SDO but the Java SCA runtime requires Java 5 as a minimum. Jim On Oct 25, 200

Re: What's next for SCA?

On Oct 26, 2006, at 3:11 AM, Meeraj Kunnumpurath wrote: Hi, I think when the dangling wires are resolved depends on, as you said, what the definition of deployment is. The requirement is for the wires to be all resolved, before a composite is active and service ready. Regardless of what we mea

Re: Documents and web site update for M2

Hi, Martin. Can you give us a bit more information such as what jar is missing? Thanks, Raymond - Original Message - From: Martin Leclerc To: Raymond Feng Sent: Thursday, October 26, 2006 9:31 AM Subject: RE: Documents and web site update for M2 Raymond (and others),

Re: r468018 - elimination of asynchronous target invokers

The composite reference target invoker variants are for forward vs callback invocation. Their only real difference is that they instantiate a different invocation handler to pass through to. It may be worth keeping them separate. As far as I can tell, they are not further extended so there is no i

Re: SCA and BPEL

Hi, So what about an IRC session to get started? Everybody interested could come to ask questions and we would discuss in more details how this could be done. We can both exchange our views on SCA / BPEL and give as much information as possible to the volunteers (like Sam [1]). What do you think

RE: Documents and web site update for M2

Hi Raymond (and others), I have just tried to download and build Tuscany Java M2 code base from the trunk @ http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/incubator/tuscany/java Here are the steps I followed: > Removed all files and directories from Maven's repository (~/.m2/repository) > md Tuscany > cd Tusca

Re: SCA and BPEL

Yes ..that would be a brilliant idea Matthieu ! Sam.. On 10/26/06, Matthieu Riou <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hi, So what about an IRC session to get started? Everybody interested could come to ask questions and we would discuss in more details how this could be done. We can both exchange our

RE: Documents and web site update for M2

My apologies, this is an early version of the email that was sent by mistake. The complete version of the email has just been sent to Tuscany-dev. Martin. -Original Message- From: Raymond Feng [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, October 26, 2006 12:54 PM To: tuscany-dev@ws.apache.o

Repo content on people.a.o

It looks like the repo content on people.a.o after arounf 8/28 has been lost during the recovery of minotaur. This primarily affects content from incubator projects (like our M2 artifacts are no longer there) and snapshot content; releases from official Apache projects get mirrored to ibiblio. I

Re: Documents and web site update for M2

Hi, If you read Jeremy's note titled as "Repo content on people.a.o", you probably have known why it couldn't be built now. The SNAPSHOT versions of XmlSchema and other artifacts that we depend on are not fully recovered yet. Let's wait a bit to see what will happen. Sorry for the inconvenie

RE: Repo content on people.a.o

Thanks Jeremy for the note. That would explain why I was having trouble compiling Tuscany Java. Please let me know when the various artifacts have been recovered. Martin. -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Jeremy Boynes Sent: Thursday, Octob

Re: SCA and BPEL - Integration

Hi, Nice volunteering indeed! So on the Ode side, I'd go with implementing a specific integration layer for Tuscany instead of reusing the Axis2 one. That would allow in-VM SCA / BPEL interactions and a greater integration between the two. Ode provides an integration API that you have to implem

DAS M2 latest Release Candidates lost, was : Re: Repo content on people.a.o

As mentioned by Jeremy, we have lost the latest DAS M2 Release Candidates from Kelvin's people.a.o. Kelvin, if you still have a copy of what got posted as DAS M2 RC4a, could you please post it again so I could start the DAS vote ? Otherwise, could you please let me know and I'd produce a RC4b and

Re: DAS M2 latest Release Candidates lost, was : Re: Repo content on people.a.o

Luciano, I know that Kevin updated the sample readme in the M2 branch since the last release candidate was posted, so it may be better to go ahead and put out another version. Brent On 10/26/06, Luciano Resende <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: As mentioned by Jeremy, we have lost the latest DAS M2

Impromptu IRC chat about the M2 doco (samples too)

An impromptu chat on IRC started on M2 documentation, but also eventually covered samples too. [11:49] so lets have an impromtu chat about the M2 doco [11:49] * rfeng has left #tuscany [11:49] * rfeng has joined #tuscany [11:49] i guess rfengs email is a good place to star [11:49] t [11:49]

[VOTE] Luciano Resende for committer

I would like to nominate Luciano as a committer on Tuscany. He has been helping with DAS for several months, recently managing the release of M2 (which is no mean feat when done through patches). He has been active on the mailing list and has some interesting proposals for integrating DAS w

Re: [VOTE] Luciano Resende for committer

+1 from me. Welcome on board. Raymond - Original Message - From: "Jeremy Boynes" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: Sent: Thursday, October 26, 2006 6:55 AM Subject: [VOTE] Luciano Resende for committer I would like to nominate Luciano as a committer on Tuscany. He has been helping with DAS

Re: [VOTE] Luciano Resende for committer

+1 from me. Jeremy Boynes wrote: I would like to nominate Luciano as a committer on Tuscany. He has been helping with DAS for several months, recently managing the release of M2 (which is no mean feat when done through patches). He has been active on the mailing list and has some interesti

Re: [VOTE] Luciano Resende for committer

+1, I am newbie in this project, but he has helped a lot so far ; ). Thanks Luciano! Adriano Crestani On 10/26/06, Kevin Williams <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: +1 from me. Jeremy Boynes wrote: > I would like to nominate Luciano as a committer on Tuscany. > > He has been helping with DAS for sev

Re: [VOTE] Luciano Resende for committer

+1 .. from my heart :) - Venkat On 10/26/06, Jeremy Boynes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I would like to nominate Luciano as a committer on Tuscany. He has been helping with DAS for several months, recently managing the release of M2 (which is no mean feat when done through patches). He has been