My $0.2.... Once we define the scenario and go trough the actually go
through  design, develop, build, install, run and debug it and manage the
steps, could we create a blog about it ? Something like those guys that go
on a journey and blog each steps ? I think this might be interesting to
people that would work on their own scenarios in their business or for
pleasure.

--
Luciano Resende
http://people.apache.org/~lresende

On 1/17/07, Dan Murphy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

To generate some discussion of how we would like this done (in other
words,
I'm not too happy with what I did) I wrote down some scenarios based on a
possible example. Since I hope these sit above java and so I had a clean
sheet I created :

http://wiki.apache.org/ws/Tuscany/Scenarios

First thing you will notice is that I am a hypocrite as earlier in this
thread I said: "avoid a scenario that runs along the lines of "develop a
service component" and instead go for a more specific (concrete scenario/)
user story of "develop a service component using Java"

Second thing is that it doesn't really highlight why SCA or Tuscany... It
reads to me like a standard integration scenario, but I believe could
illustrate what a person might try first with Tuscany, so I hope it would
be
something that they can do without having to really think too hard :)

Where for example I think we would show value in Tuscany/SCA is a later
scenario of composing and or changing (eg. either I want to change the
implementation I use or it is deployed somewhere else). This, in my mind,
is
where Tuscany starts to show value.....

Anyhow, I also like Sebastien's suggestion so I'll try now to achieve one
of
the scenarios and report back :)

Cheers,
Dan


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