ApacheCon US 2009 has started and I'm done with my first Apache Tuscany
session.
SCA, Java EE, Spring, Web 2.0 and Cloud Come Together - Service assembly with
Apache Tuscany SCA
Wed, 04 November 2009 11:00, by Luciano Resende
Slides are now available
Tuscany cloud tutorial source code is available in Tuscany SVN at
sca-cloud-tutorial sandbox.
The application integration sample (a.k.a Travel Sample) is available in
Tuscany SVN at travel-sample sandbox.
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The Apache PhotArk team is pleased to announce the release of Apache PhotArk
M1-incubating.
Apache PhotArk will be a complete open source photo gallery application
including a content repository for the images, a display piece, an access
control layer, and upload capabilities. The idea is to have a rigid design
for the content repository with a very flexible display piece. The images in
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ApacheCon US 2009 is just around the corner, and we are going to have several
Apache Tuscany related sessions.
SCA, Java EE, Spring and Web 2.0 Come Together - Service assembly with Apache
Tuscany SCA
Wed, 04 November 2009 11:00, by Luciano Resende
Apache Tuscany provides an easy-to-use open source services infrastructure
for building, assembling, deploying and running SOA solutions based on... (more)
In Apache Tuscany, we have been experimenting with Google Android Platform to
build Mobile SOA Applications, and we now have couple Android based samples
that demonstrate a Android mobile application consuming SCA services
available on the cloud.
Store-android: A front end to our "Store Getting Started Guide" that consumes
the catalog and shopping cart services and allow you to shop for fr... (more)
In order to simplify the Tuscany SVN structure and make it easier for users
to find the active sub-projects the Tuscany community have changed the SVN
structure as described below:
SCA 2.x
For SCA 2.x, which is based on the most recent drafts of OASIS SCA
Specifications 1.1, you can find all the code (trunk, branches, tags,
contrib) at [1], the SCA 1.x trunk is available at [2].
[1] https:... (more)
Raymond Feng is a senior software engineer with IBM. He is now working on the Service Component Architecture (SCA) runtime implementation in Apache Tuscany project as a committer. Raymond has been developing SOA for more than 4 years and he was a key developer and team lead for WebSphere Process Server products since 2002.
Haleh Mahbod
Simon Laws
Jacques Durand
Alf Pilgrim
Per Sjofors
Kirsten Lytsen
Data Recovery Services
Colin Armitage
