Dear Tuscany community members:
I've got one remaining issue concerning SCA in general and SCA-BPEL(4People) in
special.
All seems clear to me as long as I'm dealing with the data access and business
logic service layers of an SCA-fied SOA implementation. But, when coming to the
SOA
Hi,
I'm using Tuscany 1.3.2 October 2008 Release.
When a webapp is deployed, it creates an empty directory named 'target'.
I have seen another post regarding this issue and Luciano Resende replied
that he'd start a discussion in the dev list about the clean up.
In my Tuscany source, I've
On Thu, Feb 19, 2009 at 1:01 PM, Sykes, Phil phil.sy...@sungardhe.comwrote:
I read somewhere that Tuscany works in a clustered environment. However
ODE does not. How does that work ? Does the clustering only work if not
using BPEL?
Thanks,
Phil
Philip Sykes * Principal Java
Dear sir,
Sir i did use mvn install. Eventhough the build fails. In sca directory
there is no pom.xml file. I am using the sca folder from the repository
which is downloaded. Is it right?? And when using mvn install command it
gives the following output. Please help me out.
hi all,
when I am using the link
http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/tuscany/site/site-publish/doc/javadoc/java-sca-1.4/
It is just displaying the source code. If i get the JavaDocs for tuscany
then it will be helpful somebody please help me out...
Thanks Luciano! I had the repos listed on the Java SCA Documentation
Menu page, but I've fixed that to point to your link.
Luciano Resende wrote:
The link you posted is the javadoc sources in svn, to access it in
html, please use the following link :
FYI, in my case making public access modifier to private was not a
appropriate solution since the field has been access directly in several
other places within the same package which would lead to lot of code changes
which we want to avoid.
On Thu, Feb 19, 2009 at 6:57 PM, Lakshman Mukkamalla
