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Page: Getting Started
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Tuscany runs SCA contributions.
An SCA contribution is something like a zip, jar, or folder.
To run SCA contributions you start a Tuscany runtime and tell it about the
contributions.
As a very quick example, go to samples/helloworld and do mvn tuscany:run will
to the helloworld contribution in a Tuscany runtime
Ways to create a Tuscany runtime:
-mvn tuscany:run
-ant run
-tuscany.bat/tuscany.sh
-Nodefactory.newInstance
-webapp embedded
-webapp shallow integration
-tomcat deep integration
A Tuscany runtime may be standalone or distributed. A standalone runtime knows
only about the contributions in that one runtime instance, a distributed
runtime also knows about contributions in runtimes which may be in other JVMs
and/or machines. By default the runtime created using NodeFactory.newInstance
or webapp embedded will run in standalone mode, all the others by default start
in distributed mode.
You can configure the Tuscany runtime by passing in configuration properties
when creating the runtime. When creating the runtime programatically you can
use a Java Properties object, otherwise you can use a config uri string. The
uri string has the following formats:
properties:<url to a properties file>
uri:<defaultDomainName>?propertyName=value&propertyName=value&...
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