rick rineholt wrote: > Hello Tuscans > Trying to run the command line sample in > java\samples\helloworld\helloworldwsclient. This did > work before the > javascript binding was added, and fairly certain if I > include that jar > I'll get further along, but the question in my mind is > ... should I > really need to since the SCDL shouldn't have any > reference to that > particular binding ? >
I updated the POMs for some of the samples projects to include this jar (those that failed during build anyway, no guarantees on the others). The short answer is no. This comes about due to the hard-coded way containers are currently added in TuscanyModuleComponentContextImpl. The changes we are doing for the runtime mean that we will soon be able to assemble the runtime from fragments and I would imagine each container would be packaged as a separate fragment. This would mean that you would just need to ensure that the system configuration contained the containers you needed to run your components. Attempting to run a component for which we could not find a container would result in a configuration error. The same would apply to bindings. We envisage containers and bindings being hot-deployable (just like user modules) - you will be able to add system modules for them to a running system. -- Jeremy
