OK, so when I looked in the assemberly dir I didn't see a raft of jars... my bad... I think I've found it now (I have to unzip the assemby and point this as my install dir)...
On 07/02/07, Dan Murphy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi, It's probably documented elsewhere, but I've looked and cant find it.... From the IRC chat (Tuscany IRC weekly chats. Feb 5 2007) its apparent that the build instructions @ http://incubator.apache.org/tuscany/java_sca_overview.html are no longer accurate and that instead we should be using the java/sca/runtime/ for executing code... I thought I'd have a go a documenting what is now required and so I've got a few questions I hope you can help me with, I'm sure some of them will appear trivial to you chaps, but are somewhat confussing to me (and presumably others who are trying to catch up what's going on): The "pre-spec-changes" tag contains an SCA implementation based on 0.95 of the SCA specs. Is this correct ? It seems to build without needing any other part of the tuscany source tree... presumably this is correct and you don't need any other part of it since any declared dependencies are downloaded by maven automatically. The head is an implmenetation of the 1.0 specifications. Today I managed to build pre-spec-changes, I had some problems over the past few days due to dependecies not being downloaded / found etc. However, I don't seem to have an "installable distribution" as per M2. I've written a trivial SCA component I want to test, but am lacking the understanding of how to launch it (which jars need to be where ?). Building head seems to result in the same place... I don't seem to have a distribution that I can install and then configure when I use the launcher... Can anyone help me understand it & I'd be very happy to document them on the wiki (I've made a partial 1st stab @ http://cwiki.apache.org/TUSCANY/building-sca-for-java.html ) Thanks, Dan
