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The documentation assumes a basic understanding of SCA concepts. Before proceeding, if you have not done so, we recommend familiarizing yourself with SCA. The specifications themselves (downloadable from {+}http://www.oasis-opencsa.org/+) are generally not the most accessible source of introductory information. We recommend:
- David Chappell, "Introducing SCA" ({+}http://www.davidchappell.com/articles/Introducing_SCA.pdf+), which presents a balanced and accurate overview of SCA.
- Jim Marino and Michael Rowley, Understanding SCA (Addison-Wesley), which provides an in-depth treatment of SCA using Fabric3.
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The samples may be downloaded from http://www.fabric3.org/downloads+ and and require the following software:
- JDK 6.0 or later.
- Maven 2.2.8 or later to build the tutorial projects. Maven can be downloaded from {+} http://maven.apache.org/download.html+.
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Note that it is not necessary to download the Fabric3 runtime distribution in addition to the samples as the sample build process will automatically download a distribution and configure a Fabric3 runtime cluster. |
Building and Deploying The Starter Applications
The starter calculator applications are the recommended way to get familiar with Fabric3. To build and deploy the calculator applications, do the following:
Build the starter modules.
- In the directory where you extracted the samples distribution, go to
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- the /starter
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- project folder and execute:
mvn clean install #
- aaaa
Note internet access is required the first time the project is built so Maven can download the required project dependencies. Remote access can be turned off for subsequent builds by executing:
mvn -o clean install
JARs containing the application artifacts will be created in the /target output directories for each application.
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