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Open Source SCA The Apache Tuscany Project Jean-Sebastien Delfino IBM Burlingame Lab Jean-Sebastien Delfino Open Source SCA The Apache Tuscany Project Page 1

Agenda Tuscany, SCA, SDO and DAS Tuscany in the Apache Incubator Tuscany / Java Tuscany / C++ Looking Forward A simple Calculator Example Developing the BigBank Example Questions? Jean-Sebastien Delfino Open Source SCA The Apache Tuscany Project Page 2

Goals of the Tuscany Project Implement an SOA programming model and runtime support based on the Open SOA specifications (SCA, SDO and DAS) Not just a reference implementation Build a developer and user community around this programming model and help socialize SCA, SDO, and DAS Gain early experience and help refine the specifications based on that experience Broaden the application of SOA to encompass multiple languages and a variety of component types Jean-Sebastien Delfino Open Source SCA The Apache Tuscany Project Page 3

Service Component Architecture A programming model for developing services using component assembly Multiple languages, multiple container technologies, and multiple service access methods Declarative policies for infrastructure services Security, transactions, reliable messaging Business-level model for implementing services Service components with service interfaces No technical APIs like JDBC, JCA, JMS, Jean-Sebastien Delfino Open Source SCA The Apache Tuscany Project Page 5

Service Component Architecture Binding model for multiple access methods WSDL, SOAP over HTTP, messaging, RMI-IIOP, Multiple interface definition languages Java interfaces WSDL porttypes C++ classes Flexible data bindings SDO (Service Data Objects) Axiom, E4X, etc. Jean-Sebastien Delfino Open Source SCA The Apache Tuscany Project Page 6

SCA Composites Service -Java interface -WSDL PortType Properties Reference -Java interface -WSDL PortType Composite A Property setting Service Component A Component B Reference Wire Wire Wire Binding Web Service SCA JCA JMS SLSB Binding Web Service SCA JCA JMS SLSB Jean-Sebastien Delfino Open Source SCA The Apache Tuscany Project Page 8

Service Data Objects Object/Java API that spans types of data to provide Object(value)-based read-modify-write Complex data structures (not just rows) Disconnected access pattern Optimistic concurrency control model Tools for data binding Industry Support Joint specification: BEA, IBM, Oracle, SAP, Sybase and Xcalia Open source implementations (Apache, Eclipse) Products Jean-Sebastien Delfino Open Source SCA The Apache Tuscany Project Page 9

SDO and Data Access Service Jean-Sebastien Delfino Open Source SCA The Apache Tuscany Project Page 10

Agenda SCA, SDO and DAS Tuscany in the Apache Incubator Tuscany / Java Tuscany / C++ Looking Forward A simple Calculator Example Developing the BigBank Example Questions? Jean-Sebastien Delfino Open Source SCA The Apache Tuscany Project Page 11

Tuscany in the Apache Incubator Project created in Dec 2005 with an initial code contribution from IBM and BEA Implementation of SCA, SDO and DAS in Java and C++ Companion PHP project at PECL.net First stable tag in Feb 2006 M1 releases for Java and C++ in June and August M2 releases... now... The Tuscany Community is growing Jean-Sebastien Delfino Open Source SCA The Apache Tuscany Project Page 12

Tuscany and other Open Source projects Axis2/Java and Axis2/C for Web Services Celtix for Web Services and JMS Service-Mix binding Apache Stdcxx (Standard C++ Library) Jean-Sebastien Delfino Open Source SCA The Apache Tuscany Project Page 13

Tuscany Getting Involved Home page: http://incubator.apache.org/tuscany Code: http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/incubator/tuscany svn co http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/incubator/tuscany/java svn co http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/incubator/tuscany/cpp Dev mailing list: tuscany-dev@ws.apache.org User mailing list: tuscany-user@ws.apache.org Commit mailing list: tuscany-commits@ws.apache.org JIRA issues: http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/tuscany Jean-Sebastien Delfino Open Source SCA The Apache Tuscany Project Page 14

Agenda SCA, SDO and DAS Tuscany in the Apache Incubator Tuscany / Java Tuscany / C++ Looking Forward A simple Calculator Example Developing the BigBank Example Questions? Jean-Sebastien Delfino Open Source SCA The Apache Tuscany Project Page 15

Tuscany SCA / Java Open source implementation of the SCA specification Running on J2SE, Tomcat, Jetty, others IOC container for POJO components Support for Web Services Support for SDO and other Data bindings Extensible platform Ability to add more component implementation types and binding types Jean-Sebastien Delfino Open Source SCA The Apache Tuscany Project Page 16

Tuscany SCA / Java Samples and scenarios Samples to demonstrate the technology and programming model Bigger scenarios / applications incl. the BigBank scenario from the SCA spec Command line tools WSDL to Java, Java to WSDL Deployment tools Maven plugins Jean-Sebastien Delfino Open Source SCA The Apache Tuscany Project Page 17

Tuscany SDO / Java Open source implementation of the SDO specification Dynamic data object support Static code generation Helper classes (XMLHelper, XSDHelper, DataFactory, CopyHelper, EqualityHelper) ChangeSummary support Integration with Axiom and other Data bindings Metadata handling / scoping Command line tools Java and XSD generators Maven plugins Jean-Sebastien Delfino Open Source SCA The Apache Tuscany Project Page 18

Tuscany DAS / Java Provides relational access in terms of SDO DataObjects Optimistic Concurrency control Database-generated IDs Stored procedures DB2/Derby/MySQL Partial updates Static and Dynamic SDOs Jean-Sebastien Delfino Open Source SCA The Apache Tuscany Project Page 19

Tuscany/Java M1 release June 06 Implements a subset of SCA 0.9 SDO 2.0.1 DAS / RDB Runtime integrated with Tomcat Support for Java and WSDL interface types Java and JavaScript components Groovy and Ruby prototypes Web Service binding / Axis2 and Celtix JSON-RPC binding Jean-Sebastien Delfino Open Source SCA The Apache Tuscany Project Page 20

Agenda SCA, SDO and DAS Tuscany in the Apache Incubator Tuscany / Java Tuscany / C++ Looking Forward A simple Calculator Example Developing the BigBank Example Questions? Jean-Sebastien Delfino Open Source SCA The Apache Tuscany Project Page 21

Tuscany SCA / C++ Open source implementation of the SCA specification Windows and Linux distributions Support for C++ components Support for Web Services Support for SDO Support for scripting languages (PHP, Ruby, Python etc.) Extensible platform Ability to add more component implementation types and binding types Jean-Sebastien Delfino Open Source SCA The Apache Tuscany Project Page 22

Tuscany SDO / C++ Open source implementation of the SDO specification High Performance Integration with scripting languages (PHP etc.) No code generation for now Integration with Standard C++ Library Jean-Sebastien Delfino Open Source SCA The Apache Tuscany Project Page 23

Tuscany/C++ M1 release August 06 Subset of SCA 0.9 SDO 2.0.1 (using Libxml2 for XML parsing) Windows and Linux distributions MS Visual Studio and GNU Automake builds Support for C++ and WSDL interface types C++ components Web Service binding / Axis2C Jean-Sebastien Delfino Open Source SCA The Apache Tuscany Project Page 24

Agenda SCA, SDO and DAS Tuscany in the Apache Incubator Tuscany / Java Tuscany / C++ Looking Forward A simple Calculator Example Developing the BigBank Example Questions? Jean-Sebastien Delfino Open Source SCA The Apache Tuscany Project Page 25

Latest news Project voted to publish SCA and SDO C++ M2 release, now going through Incubator PMC vote Project voted to publish SDO Java M2 release, now going through Incubator PMC vote Community working on finalizing SCA Java M2 release New JMS binding Community discussion just starting with Apache ODE Jean-Sebastien Delfino Open Source SCA The Apache Tuscany Project Page 26

Looking Forward SCA spec revisions coming up Spec APIs being developed in Tuscany Proposals for new functionality Early SDO 2.1 features More... Support for SOA policies e.g. security Support additional languages and protocols Interop and integration between Java and C++ runtimes SDO added value (metadata handling, codegen) Jean-Sebastien Delfino Open Source SCA The Apache Tuscany Project Page 27

Really Looking Forward Tuscany is a framework for supporting SOA applications A real SOA programming model Multi-language, multi-protocol, multi-platform Allows developers to write applications their way Integrates with programming models most suited to the application (Java, C++, scripting etc.) Simplifies the handling of data with SDO Provides the glue needed to connect the service together Making assembly / wiring easy with SCDL Mediations to fix impedance mismatch between services Policies to support infrastructure requirements Jean-Sebastien Delfino Open Source SCA The Apache Tuscany Project Page 28

Agenda SCA, SDO and DAS Tuscany in the Apache Incubator Tuscany / Java Tuscany / C++ Looking Forward A simple Calculator Example Developing the BigBank Example Questions? Jean-Sebastien Delfino Open Source SCA The Apache Tuscany Project Page 29

Calculator Example / Java Demo Jean-Sebastien Delfino Open Source SCA The Apache Tuscany Project Page 30

Calculator Example / Ruby Demo Jean-Sebastien Delfino Open Source SCA The Apache Tuscany Project Page 31

Agenda SCA, SDO and DAS Tuscany in the Apache Incubator Tuscany / Java Tuscany / C++ Looking Forward A simple Calculator Example Developing the BigBank Example Questions? Jean-Sebastien Delfino Open Source SCA The Apache Tuscany Project Page 32

Developing BigBank - 1 Jean-Sebastien Delfino Open Source SCA The Apache Tuscany Project Page 33

Developing BigBank - 2 Jean-Sebastien Delfino Open Source SCA The Apache Tuscany Project Page 34

Developing BigBank - Demo Demo Jean-Sebastien Delfino Open Source SCA The Apache Tuscany Project Page 35

Agenda SCA, SDO and DAS Tuscany in the Apache Incubator Tuscany / Java Tuscany / C++ Looking Forward A simple Calculator Example Developing the BigBank Example Questions? Jean-Sebastien Delfino Open Source SCA The Apache Tuscany Project Page 36

Questions? http://incubator.apache.org/tuscany Jean-Sebastien Delfino Open Source SCA The Apache Tuscany Project Page 37