(I assume you're talking about the Java one, as there's been a separate thread about the C++ one for the past few days)
What's in there today is just a start at expressing the basic structure of the BigBank sample in terms of the most recent SCDL syntax -- it's mostly limited today by the infrastructure around it (ie, the lack of fully functional bindings for services/references and the lack of fleshed out implementation types). My view of BigBank is that there's a lot of value in seeing it as a "family" of related samples -- one the most interesting value propositions of the SCA model is the ability to retain the same basic declarative expression of a system and yet easily replace coarse-grained pieces of functionality with alternate implementations (ie, business logic using different technologies, or different protocol/transport/data bindings, etc). One of the problems I had with this sample in the M1 release was that it seemed much more concerned with showcasing specific application features and technologies, and not so much with demonstrating the "pluggability" of those technologies. What I would like to see (and am working on, a bit indirectly :), is a "base", almost abstract, version of BigBank that just contains its basic structural definition, and then a number of BigBank "implementations" that demonstrate how the different components and wires can be backed by various technologies. For example, one BigBank implementation I'd like to see would involve using separate Spring application contexts to implement AccountDataService and AccountServiceComponent, and then showing how the WS binding between AccountService & StockQuoteService can be varied between e.g. Celtix and Axis2. On 8/9/06, Kapil Katyal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi, Does anyone know the current status of the Big Bank Sample, specifically what is still required to get the sample up and running on the latest Tuscany code. We have a few resources here that can help with this effort. We're not too familiar with the new recursive model, but we're willing to learn if someone wants to help guide us. Thanks, Kapil --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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