The calculator sample uses a manifest jar file that points at about 60
other jar files. Are they really all needed at runtime? Can anyone tell me
how I can work out what the minimal set of jar fies I really need is?
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Oops, I subscribed to tuscany-user, then posted to tuscany-dev. How
foolish of me. I wondered why I didn't see my earlier posting appear.
Thanks, Simon, for digging me out!
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elements that match the patterns:
Tuscany Calculator Web Service Sample
calc.jsp
org.apache.tuscany.sca.webapp.TuscanyContextListener
Has anyone else had any problems?
FWIW I am deploying to a WAS 6.1.0.9
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Ant, thank you, you were right. I looked at the patch, reversed the order
of the listener and welcome-file-list elements and tried again and it
deployed this time. I got a jsp compile error when I tried to run it, but
I consider that progress :-)
> Could this be http://issues.apache.org/jira/br
I think it is hard to beat a weekly summary or digest, prepared by someone
who has an overview of what is going on. And I prefer to get it by mail,
although I realise other people often prefer a central page or a feed of
some sort. The reason I like mail is that (1) it sits there till you want
of it on the mailing lists. Has the
attribute gone for good, and has the concept gone as well?
I am assuming that the noDefault attribute (used to be "required") is for
use just within a component type but perhaps that's wrong.
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ance to Tuscany for dependency injection.
Essentially it seems to me that Tuscany and WAS are both meaty runtimes
that are used to being in charge by themselves, especially WRT class
loading and instantiation. Has anyone thought this all through and can
tell me how it ought to work?
Matthew Peters
nswers and not just ask questions :-) :-(
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> I am trying to understand how a contribution that contains a mix of
> artifacts, including JEE artifacts, should be handled by Tuscany and the
> runtime into which it is being deployed.
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SCA-enabling of a J
refreshes, and running the code on the server. Nonetheless it would be
interesting to compare. Before I start, has anyone done it already?
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parameter.
This properly a topic for the place in OSOA where the SCA-JEE integration
is discussed, of course, and I raised it as an issue there recently,
though it has not been discussed yet.
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