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Subject: svn commit: r1092120 - in
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Date: Thu, 14 Apr 2011 10:57:31 -0000
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Date: Thu Apr 14 10:57:31 2011
New Revision: 1092120
URL: http://svn.apache.org/viewvc?rev=1092120&view=rev
Log:
Tidy up READMEs a bit. Add an icon at the top level to see if it gets generated correctly. The next natural thing to do would be to add a doc template.
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tuscany/sca-java-2.x/trunk/samples/running-tuscany/running-tuscany.odt
Modified: tuscany/sca-java-2.x/trunk/samples/running-tuscany/command-line/README.html
URL: http://svn.apache.org/viewvc/tuscany/sca-java-2.x/trunk/samples/running-tuscany/command-line/README.html?rev=1092120&r1=1092119&r2=1092120&view=diff
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Running contributions using the Tuscany Shell
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To execute a sample contribution from the command line without needing to write any runtime launcher code you can use the Tuscany shell. The Shell provides a simple tool for loading and running SCA contributions.
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The shell can be started using the tuscany.bat (windows) or tuscany.sh (linux) scripts provided in the /bin directory of the binary distribution. You can provide the name of a contribution as an argument in the following way
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 bin/tuscany.bat location_of_contribution
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p class="Standard">The getting-started\helloworld contribution is a good contribution to start with if you want to give this a go. First change directory to the root of the Tuscany binary distribution. Then;
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on Windows:
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 bin\tuscany.bat samples\getting-started\helloworld
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on Linux:
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 bin/tuscany.sh samples/getting-started/helloworld
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Once the Shell has started with one of those methods you can use Shell commands to explore
the SCA domain, for example, use the "installed" command to get the status of installed contributions, "services" to see the available component services, and you may test calling the helloworld service by using the "invoke" comman
d:
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  invoke HelloworldComponent sayHello yourName
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TODO â add more instructions on how to use the shell
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Running contributions using the Tuscany Shell
Â
To execute a sample contribution from the command line without needing to write any runtime launcher code you can use the Tuscany shell. The Shell provides a simple tool for loading and running SCA contributions.
Â
The shell can be started using the tuscany.bat (windows) or tuscany.sh (linux) scripts provided in the /bin directory of the binary distribution. You can provide the name of a contribution as an argument in the following way
Â
 bin/tuscany.bat location_of_contribution
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The getting-started\helloworld contribution is a good contribution to start with if you want to give this a go. First change directory to the root of the Tuscany binary distribution. Then;
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on Windows:
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 bin\tuscany.bat samples\getting-started\helloworld
Â
on Linux:
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 bin/tuscany.sh samples/getting-started/helloworld
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Once the Shell has started with one of those methods you can use Shell commands to explore
the SCA domain, for example, use the "installed" command to get the status of installed contributions, "services" to see the available component services, and you may test calling the helloworld service by using the "invoke" command:
Â
  invoke HelloworldComponent sayHello yourName
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TODO â add more instructions on how to use the shell