| RE: [stp-dev] Plan to support SCA/Tuscany runtime in STP.Servicecreation. |
Hi Bogdan,
Happy New year!
The SCA support is on the way. Here are what we already added for SCA java:
* Project wizard
Added wizard to create SCA java component project
The class path will setup to point to Tuscany kit location
* Project preference
Allow you to input Tuscany kit location
* Supported all SCA(0.95) and Tuscany annotations
The following tasks should be finished within this milestone (Jan 29).
* Run/debug sca java component within eclipse.
* Provide SCDL template to generate default.scdl, which define the java component with WebService binding by default. The template will be called when user create a new sca java component project.
* Add validation rules for sca annotations
* Java2wsdl and wsdl2java integration
* Deploy to tomcat(?)
So by the end of this milestone, we should have same functions in sca java side as what we did for jax-ws.
However, i am not sure about the SCDL editor story. That is the visualization of the core model. If there is no progress on it. I will provide a customized XML editor to help user to write scdl file manually.
Regards
Johnson
-----Original Message-----
From: Vatkov, Bogdan [mailto:bogdan.vatkov@xxxxxxx]
Sent: Wed 1/3/2007 12:39 AM
To: Ma, Xiaoyu (Johnson); STP Dev list
Subject: RE: [stp-dev] Plan to support SCA/Tuscany runtime in STP.Servicecreation.
Hi Johnson,
Sounds great, but when do you plan to have this implemented? Which
milestone are you targeting?
Happy New Year !!!
Best regards,
Bogdan
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From: stp-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:stp-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx]
On Behalf Of Johnson Ma
Sent: Wednesday, December 27, 2006 8:43 AM
To: stp-dev@xxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [stp-dev] Plan to support SCA/Tuscany runtime in
STP.Servicecreation.
Hi All,
I am starting to work on the service creation support for SCA/Tuscany .
Here are the draft working items:
1. Refactor the current stp.sc plugins structure as following.
-- stp.common (common plugin for STP, holding jdt utils, logging
framework stuff)
------> stp.sc.common (common plugin for STP.SC, holding annotation
view. abstract wizards...etc)
-------------> stp.sc.jaxws (JAX-WS service creation plugin, holding
jax-ws annotations, preferences, builder.)
----------------------> stp.sc.cxf (Integrate apache CXF tools with
stp.sc)
-------------> stp.sc.sca (SCA service creation plugin, holding sca
annotations, SCDL editor...etc)
----------------------> stp.sc.tuscany (Integrate apache tools with
stp.sc)
------> stp.sc.xmlvalidator (rule based xml validator)
-------------> stp.sc.annvalidator (rule based annoation validator)
2. SCA project nature/preference/classpath
Special project type & preference to allow user to create SCA/Java
component.
This will create an empty SCDL file by default.
3. Create org.apache.tuscany plugin
Just like what we did for org.apache.cxf plugin. Packaging all necessary
jars into lib for other stp.sc plugins to use.
This plugin will be contributed to tuscany community.
So in our build system, we just setup the dependency to apache site for
downloading that plugin.
4. SCA annotation editing supports.
In stp.sc.sca plugin, support all annotations defined in sca-api-0.95 in
annotation view just like what we did for JSR181.
In stp.sc.tuscany plugin, support all annotations defined in
org.apache.tuscany.api.annotation in annotation view.
5. Provide multipage editor for SCDL file
Create a multipage editor for SCDL file, which will include components,
import, reference, I/F, binding and source pages.
6. Integrate with tuscany java2wsdl tool in Eclipse
7. Integrate with tuscany wsdl2java tool in Eclipse
Provide code generation wizard to generate java code from wsdl file for
SCA project.
8. Run generated SCA/Java component
Create java launch configuration to run the service component.
9. SCA annotations validation.
Add validation rules for those SCA annotations to our rule based
annotation validator plugin.
Such as: for @Destroy, the method has to have no return and zero
arguments.
Any comments?
Johnson