Hi, You are not the only one that looks for Tuscany integration with Flex. See http://mail-archives.apache.org/mod_mbox/tuscany-user/200901.mbox/%3c0b57d17684d14a418e03e2fc2cc49cfe8d8d970...@malmail.corp.sct.com%3e.
There is another article about the Flex/Java integration: http://www.infoq.com/articles/java-flex-blazeds. Technically, I think it's a good idea and not very difficult to get Tuscany working with Flex. The main issue is that Adobe releases the stuff under LGPL which is not compatible with Apache License. Thanks, Raymond From: rosbin lukkose Sent: Wednesday, May 06, 2009 1:22 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Tuscany with Flex client Hi All, We are experimenting with Tuscany (1.4) for quite some time. We are able to develop some prototypes too, by following the specs and other materials available in the net. We are using spring (2.5) to create composites/components. Currently our prototypes are working fine (as of now we are using sca/ws bindings only). Now we want to add a BPEL layer to manage the process flow, ie the interaction between the composites will be managed by BPEL, and this is the ultimate goal we want to achieve. 1) Our aim is to achieve multi tenancy at code level by managing the business process with BPEL (ours is a product company by the way). Is it possible with Tuscany? 2) We haven’t seen much documentation/samples/articles on the support for BPEL composite for a web application, is this possible? Is there any sample available for the same? 3) Another hardship we are facing with our prototype is its integration with flex client. How we can invoke a Tuscany service through the FDS component from a flex client? Is there any sample available or is there any plan to include binding for flex in near future? Please guide us to resolve these issues/doubts. Best regards,Rosbin
