The samples were designed to just run the ones you were interested and each can
require different extenstions. So to make sure you are only running the minimal
extensions required by your sample you would also need to remove the ones that
were copied for that example when you went to another.
The sample readme.html instructions tell the user to run
mvn dependency:unpack
to create a standalone distribution under the sample's target directory.
This means that each sample will have its own private copy of the
standalone runtime, and following these instructions for n samples will
curly brackets, e.g., ${env.TUSCANY_HOME}, correctly expands to absolute
path.
In the following, ${tmp} expands to an absolute path.
project name=calculator default=show-cp
property environment=env /
property name=tuscanyHome location=${env.TUSCANY_HOME} /
property name=tuscanySCA
curly brackets, e.g., ${env.TUSCANY_HOME}, correctly expands to absolute
path.
In the following, ${tmp} expands to an absolute path.
project name=calculator default=show-cp
property environment=env /
property name=tuscanyHome location=${env.TUSCANY_HOME} /
property name=tuscanySCA
