Hi Albert If you want Tuscany to fire up Tomcat then replace the tuscany-host-jetty-*.jar with tuscany-host-tomcat-*.jar on the classpath.
If you want to deploy an application into an existing instance of Tomcat then what we do in 1.x is package the contributions up into a WARs along with the Tuscany JARs. There are some samples for this, for example, samples/calculator-webapp. IIRC the base directory of the WAR is treated as the location of the contribution so in an application, like the travel sample, where there are lots of contributions, you end up with multiple WARs. In 2.x we're building some tighter integration with Tomcat where Tuscany is installed into Tomcat once and you can then add contributions without having to package Tuscany into each WAR. Only 2.x though not 1.x and we haven't ported the travel sample across to 2.x yet. Hope that helps Simon
