hi Simon - Thanks for your clarifications. I will try to build upon it.
Also I had tried the @Service(QueryService.class) you mentioned and tried it
again but I still get the same exception.
I did a clean before deploy as well.
I am attaching the composite and the interface and the class - just in case
I missed anything - but its pretty much same as HelloWorld example webapp
with the QuerySevice interface and classes and query.jsp
I even tried variation the target from the jsp.
<!--reference name="service"
target="QueryServiceComponent/QueryService"/-->
<reference name="service" target="QueryServiceComponent"/>
And am attaching the POM as well.
Thanks Simon.
monosij
On Mon, Apr 11, 2011 at 3:50 PM, Simon Nash <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi Monosij,
> See comments inline.
>
> Simon
>
>
> Monosij Dutta-Roy wrote:
>
>> hi Ant, Simon -
>>
>> I wanted to get back to you regards your answers on creating the webapp
>> with multiple components.
>> I hope you remember my situation with the webapp running multiple
>> contributions that I contacted you last week about.
>> ---------------------------
>> As per Ant's suggestion I moved to Tuscany version -- > 2.0-Beta2
>> And also updated namespace as: --> xmlns="
>> http://docs.oasis-open.org/ns/opencsa/sca/200912";
>> Also should this change to 2.0 or some other? xmlns:tuscany="
>> http://tuscany.apache.org/xmlns/sca/1.1";
>>
>> 1.1 should be fine.
>
>
> However now the basic webapp while deploys in Jetty - gives an error on
>> invocation:
>> Problem accessing /qmAppSCA01/. Reason:
>> java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Business interface
>> org.rd.qm.impl.QueryServiceImpl is not compatible with
>> org.rd.qm.QueryService
>>
>> I have not changed the interface and classes at all from my previous
>> version which used to be invoked fine by the JSP. Again this is the basic
>> Tuscany webapp template created by Maven.
>> ---------------------------
>> I have the @Remotable on the interface org.rd.qm.QueryService as below:
>> @Remotable
>> public interface QueryService {
>> String getPatients();
>> }
>>
>> and the impl:
>> public class QueryServiceImpl implements QueryService {
>> public String getPatients() {
>> return "Got Patient!";
>> }
>> }
>> ---------------------------
>> The qmAppSCA01.composite is attached.
>> Again - this basic webapp configuration was working fine in M4 which I was
>> running before. Am I missing something?
>>
> >
> I think you may need to add the annotation @Service(QueryService.class)
> to the QueryServiceImpl class. This changed in the OASIS SCA specs
> some time ago, and it may be that this change wasn't in 2.0-M4 but is
> in 2.0-Beta2.
>
> ---------------------------
>> Also regards my initial queries ANT ELDER wrote:
>> There is a way to do this since 2.0-M5 by putting the contributions into a
>> folder name WEB-INF/sca-contributions. There is a sample which demonstrates
>> this that we have just added to the trunk samples, so its pom.xml shows what
>> you need to do, see
>> https://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/tuscany/sca-java-2.x/trunk/samples/getting-started/helloworld-webapp/
>> -----
>> I haven't gotten there yet.
>> However SIMON NASH wrote:
>> My understanding is that the JSP invokes QueryService correctly, but
>> QueryService can't invoke QueryController because QueryController isn't part
>> of the same webapp. To fix this, you could expose QueryController using an
>> interoperable binding such as binding.ws <http://binding.ws>, and
>> configure the reference in QueryService to also use binding.ws <
>> http://binding.ws> with an endpoint URI that matches the deployment URI
>> for QueryController. You would also need to use a separate Tuscany domain
>> (not part of the webapp) to load and deploy QueryController.
>>
>>
>> In Tuscany 2.x (not 1.x) there is an SCA client API which allows you to
>> invoke SCA services running in a different SCA domain. This is intended for
>> use from non-SCA code, such as a servlet running in a webapp. As you are
>> using some SCA code within the webapp (though only as a UI front end) I
>> think it's better to use an interoperable binding to invoke
>> QueryController rather than using the SCA client API.
>> ---------------------------
>> Clarification seeking on which is the way to go - with my interpretation
>> as:
>>
>> ANT's statement says that with 2.0-Beta2 I should be able to do multiple
>> components / composites for a webapp as long as I put them in the
>> WEB-INF/sca-contributions folder. So it should work just by putting it there
>> and I intend to try it out as per the example.
>>
>> However, I am interpreting SIMON's statement as a best practice - and will
>> be necessary to run the QueryController in a scalable manner such as
>> multiple nodes. So in this approach the QueryController has nothing to do
>> with the webapp but will be invoked by the webapp as needed through the
>> binding.ws <http://binding.ws> - and this leaves me free to change webapp
>> framework / UI without worrying about backend logic.
>>
>>
>> However just for now to get things running and make sure configs and such
>> are set correctly I can get by using the approach Ant suggests. However this
>> approach won't be scalable in a way SCA is meant to scale - but will be good
>> for the prototyping phase - including set up db interconnectivity through
>> DAS and such - and then when ready figure out the deployment / scaling
>> aspect in running across multiple nodes put in the ws.bindings and
>> deployment scenarios.
>>
>> Please let me know if my interpretation is correct.
>> ---------------------------
>>
>> Yes, that's a very good summary and it's exactly correct.
>
> Simon
>
>
> Again thanks for all your help and suggestions.
>>
>> monosij
>>
>>
>
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