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by robert from Houston
Posted Jan 7, 2016 on Hotels
Arrived late in evening. Despite having confirmed hotels.com reservation was told hotel was full and ushered out. No attempt to help find alternative. Lobby was dirty and full of tobacco smoke. I have suggested hotels.com review whether they continue to list on their site. Price was $400 a night for a poor hotel is not in a pleasant neighborhood.
by Susan
Posted Mar 17, 2015 on Hotels
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Never backPosted Dec 30, 2014 on Hotels
Really dirty. Ants in the room.
by A verified traveler from Orlando, FL
Beware of this hotel!Posted Dec 30, 2014
Pros: I can't think of anything other than the close location to our destination.
Cons: EVERYTHING.
Location: It was close to the Fl Keys, which was our destination.
The original door lock/handle was almost falling off; the furniture was well worn; there were several roaches in the bathroom which had NOT been cleaned-there were hairs on the floor, soap scum in the shower, and a partially used roll of toilet paper on the roller., and the lobby when we checked in reeked of smoke. We itched most of the night for fear of bedbugs. Too bad we couldn't get another hotel closer to our destination, but they were all booked up. For the price that we paid, we would have expected better conditions.
by A verified traveler from Saint Petersburg, FL
Race WeekendPosted Nov 22, 2014
We stayed at The Inn for Championship Weekend. Staff is kind and welcoming. Rooms show age, but functionality is solid. Location is great for the track. Recommendation for travelers, bring a sheet to sleep on and possibly a towel. Their sheets and towels are worn thin with years of use.
by A verified traveler
Fine if passing through!Posted Nov 19, 2014 on Hotels
Nice staff, not very helpful though. Reception was always closed and so even though breakfast was included, we were never able to get in to get the coffee/"continental" breakfast on offer. That was disappointing. Good Cuban restaurant next door though and plenty of parking. Totally fine to lay your head but not recommended for more than a one night stay. Bathrooms clean enough but lots of room for improvement! Location is out of town just off a retail park, 25 min walk to town centre. Served the purpose for our stay and was completely fine for a budget stay, but we won't be returning.
by A verified traveler
Posted May 31, 2014 on Hotels
Not the best room but in a decent neighborhood and much cheaper than staying at a hotel in the keys!
by A verified traveler
Einfach nur schlecht...Posted May 26, 2014
Absolut nicht empfehlenswert, obwohl laut Expedia frühstück inklusive gewesen wäre gab es trotz Nachfrage nur Kaffee, das Zimmer absolut nicht sauber, Haare im Bad... Einfach eklig...............
by Veena from Canada
Great little HotelPosted Mar 6, 2014 on Hotels
The hotel is in a great area, close to modern conveniences. We had a good time.
by A verified traveler
Convenient for EvergladesPosted Feb 14, 2014
Pros: Nothing
Cons: Everything
Location: Handy as jumping off point for both entrances to Everglades and en route to Key West.....
Hair in plug hole.....shower did not work properly ....fixed toilet immediately though! Do not stay here unless you really do not mind tired motel rooms and lackadaisical housekeeping......beds fine ....and lovely Van Gogh prints on wall..bizarre..


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... half hour in the dark. The next day we circumnavigated the small island to the South and yesterday we took a break and relaxed at the resort. Sofia was old enough to learn to Scuba dive (up to 6 meters) and she was very excited. We are heading back to the mainland today though we are having to fly by private plane as Air Madagascar ( which we are now calling Air Badagascar) cancelled our ...
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This is a sequel for my other post Pairing like a Pivot. We value pairing a lot here at pivotal labs, pairing is one of the most important core practices of our work day and we do it as much as we can for as many activities as possible. Sometimes your team is odd for a period of time and you'll have to solo. When that happens, everything should be ok.
First off I wanna say that this may not reflect all pivot's way of soloing. Since soloing is something you do alone it's harder for me to know how everyone do it. This is based on my personal experience and by talking to a few pivot friends of mine.
I wanna talk about soloing on a pairing environment, how do you fit solo work on a project where everyone else is pairing and yourself is also pairing on most days? How can you make soloing as successful as pairing and not compromise the process?
Focus. When you are alone on the computer it is easier to lose focus by checking email or looking at twitter or whatever it is. Don't do it. As much as possible avoid these distractions, they'll reduce your productivity drastically. Try and focus on the job at hand and get it done, the day will actually go by pretty fast if you do that.
One thing that most people I inquired about soloing told me is to keep a subconscious pair always active. Specially when making decisions try to think what your pair would say. You can often imagine what would another person opinion be on something, it's not as good as having the person but it helps avoid making poor decisions.
Take the opportunity to do things you can't when you have a pair. Use your favorite editor, listen to music, change the keyboard layout to dvorak (please change it back after, please). Use good judgement here, don't start changing all the code design to your own way because this is not gonna be good for the project overall. Don't spend hours setting up your favorite editor, if it does require setup you may want to do that on your free time to have it prepared for when you have to solo, specially if you're the only one on the project who will use it.
If you're soloing but your team is still around, try to talk to them during the day about what you're doing, it helps you stick to the process and keep focused on what you should be doing. If you're really alone and this is not possible try to remember all relevant decisions you make so you can check in with your team as soon as they are back.
Wrapping up, soloing is not a banished activity on a pairing environment such as pivotal labs, it is something that you have to do sometimes and also it is something that we encourage for certain activities like dev-ops tasks or research. I just wanted to enumerate some techniques I use to make my solo time more enjoyable and successful. Thanks for reading.
Nice post Luan.
However, I disagree completely with the "listening to music". The open layout of Pivotal's office, and close quarters for project pairs, are intentional to maximize communication, feedback, and information flow.
Pairs working on a project often overhear important information from other pairs – clues to the problem they are working on, important tips about the business domain, etc. They also might hear another pair having a problem with which they could help, because they just solved the same problem.
When you put on headphones, you "check out" and lose all these benefits. Don't do it.
You wouldn't wear headphones when you pair, you shouldn't wear them when you solo.
FYI, there was a thread on this topic on the internal Quandora forum. You can check it out if you wish; if you can't find it ping me.
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Hotel Pisani - San Nicola La Strada
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Hotel Pisani offers 3-star San Nicola La Strada hotel accommodations 2 mi (3.3 km) from Teatro Civico 14 and 2.2 mi (3.5 km) from Royal Palace of Caserta. Vanvitelli Square and La Reggia Designer Outlet are also within 3 mi (5 km).
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Along with free continental breakfast, this hotel offers a restaurant and a rooftop terrace. There is also a bar/lounge where guests can enjoy drinks. Knowledgeable staff are available at the front desk 24 hours-a-day and can provide tour/ticket assistance and express check-in.
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A new Supreme will be chosen
Coven's Jan. 29 finale, which reveals Fiona's (Jessica Lange) successor, will unfold a tad differently from previous AHS conclusions. "It usually is a very nihilistic ending. But this year is different because it's an incredibly dark-comedy ending, which I like," says Murphy, who teases, "Nobody has guessed who the Supreme is."
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Golmaal 3 team meets Bigg Boss inmates
The Golmaal 3 team then assigned fun-filled tasks to all the inmates. Dolly Bindra saw that the team was well fed and informed them of the mouthwatering dishes coming up. The guests were all asked to name the person most likely to win. And Kareena preferred to root for Sameer, as he had been her co-actor once.
Then time came to bid adieu to the next inmate who got evicted. Rahul Bhatt was the one voted out and he danced with Salman. He was presented with a Suzuki Sling Shot Bike along with a gift box from the host that contained a recipe book and a wrist watch. He seemed to be convinced that a female contestant would be the winner this time round.
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- Awesome Music: The series' use of ska music. Sadly though, when the series was released on DVD the producers were unable to secure the license rights to any of the music used in the broadcast and syndicated versions of the show, with the exception of Cake's 'Italian Leather Sofa'. Low-quality, muzak-esque songs back DVD episodes and for anyone who has seen the episodes on TV with the intended music, it can be a bit of a letdown. Word of God confirms this in the DVD commentary.
- Ensemble Darkhorse: The obscene man who whispered, "Penis Penis Penis," to Kevin on the street and Toby's mother over the phone.
- Gus and Wally for being a rare positive depiction of a gay couple in animated comedy (who would have received more appearances if the rest of the series had been completed).
- Fan-Preferred Couple: Kevin and Weirdie.
- "Funny Aneurysm" Moment: In "Stories of Hope and Forgiveness", about eveyone's day during a crisis (written in 1999) - despite the nature of the crisis never being named - feels very eerie after 9/11.
- Hilarious in Hindsight: "Bling blong" sounds an awful lot like "Bing Bong."
- Tear Jerker: In "Unemployment Part 2," Andy gets the sad news from Posey that he didn't get the job at the ad agency. Just look at his face. The colour drains from it and as he tells Jim that "I'm fine," he sounds like he's about to cry.


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After the Open SOA (OSOA) initiative published the white paper titled "Power Combination: SCA, OSGi and Spring," the combination of the three technologies has generated some interest. Spring Dynamic Module, a commercial implementation of such an infrastructure, combines Spring and OGSi. Spring beans can be used as a Service Component Architecture (SCA) component implementation. Apache Tuscany's Java implementation was built on Apache's OSGi framework (Felix).
In this series, learn how to design and develop SCA components using the Spring Framework and the Apache Tuscany SCA Java runtime. Examples and code snippets help explain the benefits of combining SCA and Spring. You will also learn how SCA and Spring combine to build distributed services applications.
This article covers some basic design principles you'll need to know while developing SCA components using Spring. You'll explore how to expose Spring beans as an SCA service, and how to access SCA services and properties within your Spring applications.
Part 2 delves into advanced features, such as handling multiple application contexts with SCA and using SCA annotations within your Spring beans.
Download the example source code. The example is designed to run with the Apache Tuscany runtime, but the focus is not on developing SCA components. This article highlights how to use the Spring application as an implementation technology for your SCA components.
The programs
This article discusses the following programs.
- Provides a programming model for building applications and solutions based
on a Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA). SCA is based on the idea that business
function is provided as a series of services assembled
to create solutions that serve a particular business need. These composite
applications can contain new services created for the
application and business function from existing systems, and
applications reused as part of the composition. SCA provides:
- A model for the composition of services and for the creation of service components, including reuse of existing application function within SCA composites.
- Flexible composition, reuse, technology, and deployment choices that make it an ideal environment in which to build a heterogeneous distributed system.
- Support for multiple implementation languages and communication mechanisms.
- A simplified component programming model for implementation of business services using any of a variety of technologies, such as Enterprise JavaBeans, Java POJOs, Spring beans, BPEL Process, COBOL, C++, PHP, etc.
- Spring Framework
- Commonly called Spring, it is an open source project that tries to make the J2EE environment more accessible by addressing the complexity of enterprise application development. A chief advantage of Spring is its layered architecture. It lets you be selective about which of its components you use, while providing a cohesive framework for J2EE application development. Spring provides a framework for simple Java objects, enabling them to use the J2EE container via wrapper classes and XML configuration. Spring's objectives are to deliver significant benefits to projects by increasing development productivity and runtime performance, and to improve test coverage and application quality. Spring is often described as a lightweight container environment, though it's probably more proper to call it a framework for simplifying development.
- Apache Tuscany
- The open source Apache Tuscany project is dedicated to implementing the SCA Specifications (and other SCA specifications, such as Service Data Objects (SDO) and Data Access Service (DAS)). Apache Tuscany provides a complete infrastructure for the SCA runtime complying with the Open Service-Oriented Architecture (OSOA) and advancing open standards for the global information society (OASIS SCA Java) specifications. The examples in this article use V1.5, which was the latest as of this writing. To run the example applications, download the binary distribution of Apache Tuscany SCA Java implementation.
SCA Assembly Model
A basic artifact of SCA is the component, which is the unit of construction for SCA. A component consists of a configured instance of an implementation, where an implementation is the piece of program code providing business functions. The business function is offered for use by other components as services. Implementations can depend on services provided by other components. These dependencies are called references.
Implementations can have settable properties, which are data values that influence the operation of the business function. The component configures the implementation by providing values for the properties and by wiring the references to services provided by other components. More than one component can use and configure the same implementation, whereas each component configures the implementation differently.
SCA allows for:
- A variety of implementation technologies, such as Java POJOs, EJBs, Spring beans, BPEL Process, COBOL, C++
- Scripting languages, such as PHP and JavaScript
- Declarative languages, such as XQuery and SQL
SCA describes the content and linkage of an application in assemblies called composites, as shown in Figure 1. Composites can contain components, services, references, property declarations, and the wiring that describes the connections between these elements. Composites can group and link components built from different implementation technologies, allowing appropriate technologies to be used for each business task. Composites are deployed within an SCA domain.
Figure 1. SCA composite diagram
The SCA Assembly Model consists of a series of artifacts that define the configuration of an SCA domain in terms of composites that contain assemblies of service components, and the connections and related artifacts that describe how they are linked. The SCA Assembly Model Specification has more details (see Resources).
Benefits of combining SCA and Spring
The Spring Framework and SCA share many design principles. SCA views Spring as a partner that can be used as an implementation technology for its components. The SCA Spring Component Implementation Specification defines how Spring is used in this way.
Similar to a Spring bean, an SCA component can contain references to services supplied by other components, and it can have configurable properties. In contrast to Spring, SCA is a cross-language, distributed component architecture supporting multiple communication mechanisms among components. SCA may be used to extend the capabilities of Spring components by publishing Spring beans as services accessed by other remote components and providing Spring beans with service references wired to services of other, potentially remote, components.
An effective way to combine SCA and Spring is to use Spring to build implementations of "coarse-grained" service components and bring in SCA to expose services, wire service components together, and deal with heterogeneous and distributed systems. SCA can add useful capabilities to an application implemented using Spring, such as:
- Extended support for remote components and multiple protocols
- Support for components written in a variety of programming languages beyond those supported on the JVM
- Support for WS-Policy specified policies for capabilities like security and transactions
Ease of testing components is one great feature of Spring. The lack of APIs and the injection technique let you test with simple mock objects. SCA complements this in the services arena, since the SCA composition surrounding a service component can easily be switched to a mock configuration for testing.
Defining a Spring application as an SCA component
In Apache Tuscany SCA implementation, SCA uses Spring as an implementation technology for its components within the SCA composite. A Spring application can be defined as an SCA component within the SCA composite, also known as SCDL, in the format shown below.
Listing 1. SCA composite with a Spring component
<composite xmlns="http://www.osoa.org/xmlns/sca/1.0" xmlns:tuscany="http://tuscany.apache.org/xmlns/sca/1.0" targetNamespace="http://calc" xmlns:c="http://calc" name="Calculator"> <component name="CalculatorServiceComponent"> <implementation.spring location="targetURI"/> </component> </composite>
The location attribute of the
element can specify the target URI to point to an archive file (.jar) or a
directory or to a Spring application context file directly.
The following list shows examples of the possible ways you can specify the target URI for the
<implementation.spring> location attribute.
- Specifying a Spring application context file
<implementation.spring location="application-context.xml"/>
- Specifying a directory
<implementation.spring location="./spring"/>
The target URI specifies the resource as a directory named
spring, where all the Spring-related files are available. A META-INF/MANIFEST.MF file must exist underneath the Spring directory, which specifies the path to the context configuration file using the header
Spring-Contextof the format
Spring-Context ::= <path>, where
pathis relative to the Spring directory. If there is no MANIFEST.MF file or no Spring-Context header within the MANIFEST file, the default behavior is to build an application context using the application-context.xml file in the META-INF/spring directory available within the target Spring directory.
- Specifying an archive file
<implementation.spring location="spring.jar"/>
The target URI specifies the resource as an archive file named spring.jar, where all the Spring-related files are available. A META-INF/MANIFEST.MF file must exist in the spring.jar archive file, which specifies the path to the context configuration file using the header
Spring-Contextof the format
Spring-Context ::= <path>., where
pathis pointing to a file within the spring.jar archive. If there is no MANIFEST.MF file or no Spring-Context header within the MANIFEST file, the default behavior is to build an application context using the application-context.xml file in the META-INF/spring directory available within the target spring.jar archive file.
A Spring-based SCA component
The business function of a component implementation is offered for use by other components as services. Implementations can depend on services provided by other components; these dependencies are called references. Implementations can have settable properties, which are data values that influence the operation of the business function. The following example shows how Spring beans can be offered as an SCA service, and how to configure SCA references and SCA properties within your Spring application context.
Let's use the example of a
CalculatorComponent, as
shown in Figure 2. It has external dependencies on other components
MultiplyComponent, and
DivideComponent) to achieve the desired functions. In this example,
the business function of the
CalculatorComponent is implemented
using Spring beans,
AddComponent using JavaScript,
SubtractComponent and
MultiplyComponent using simple POJOs, and the
DivideComponent using
Groovy script.
Figure 2. Spring-based
The next step is to create an SCA composite called calculator.composite, as shown in Listing 2, to define the components, services, references, property declarations, and wiring that describe the connections between these elements. See Download for this example.
Listing 2. calculator.composite
<composite xmlns="http://www.osoa.org/xmlns/sca/1.0" xmlns:t="http://tuscany.apache.org/xmlns/sca/1.0" targetNamespace="http://calc" xmlns:c="http://calc" name="Calculator"> <component name="CalculatorComponent"> <implementation.spring location="META-INF/spring/calculator-context.xml"/> <service name="CalculatorService"> <interface.java interface="calculator.CalculatorService"/> <t:binding.rmi host="localhost" port="8099" serviceName="CalculatorRMIService"/> </service> <reference name="addService" target="AddComponent" /> <reference name="subtractService" target="SubtractComponent" /> <reference name="multiplyService" target="MultiplyComponent"/> <reference name="divideService" target="DivideComponent" /> </component> <component name="AddComponent"> <t:implementation.script script="calculator/AddServiceImpl.js"/> </component> <component name="SubtractComponent"> <implementation.java class="calculator.SubtractServiceImpl"/> </component> <component name="MultiplyComponent"> <implementation.java class="calculator.MultiplyServiceImpl"/> </component> <component name="DivideComponent"> <t:implementation.script script="calculator/DivideServiceImpl.groovy"/> </component> </composite>
The calculator.composite defines the
CalculatorComponent with its dependency on four
other services, such as
MultiplyComponent, and
using the
<reference> element. They are implemented using
different technologies.
AddComponent provides the
implementation for
addService, which returns addition of two numbers given
as input. Similarly,
SubtractComponent provides the implementation for
subtractService, which returns subtraction of
two numbers.
MultiplyComponent provides the implementation
multiplyService, which
returns the multiplication of two numbers.
DivideComponent provides the
implementation for
You probably noticed that in calculator.composite that
MultiplyComponent, and
DivideComponent do not expose
any services explicitly using the
<service> element (as in
the way the example declared to expose
CalculatorService for the
CalculatorComponent). In such cases, when your SCA components do not
expose any services explicitly using the
<service> element,
the SCA runtime by default will expose your component to be assessed
using a default binding called binding.sca. Similarly, in your
CalculatorComponent, you can just ignore
specifying any specific binding
information for the references to these components. The SCA
runtime provides a default binding, binding.sca, to wire the
components together. The
SCA Assembly Model Specification has more about
In the example, the
CalculatorComponent is a Spring application that
defines the business logic using Spring beans. It's important to
remember to declare the required SCA dependencies appropriately in
your Spring application context definition file.
Create a Spring application context definition file named
calculator-context.xml. As shown in Listing 3, it provides the
business logic for the
CalculatorComponent by declaring the required beans
and their dependencies to achieve the required functions.
Listing 3. calculator-context.xml
<beans xmlns="http://www.springframework.org/schema/beans"
<bean id="Calculator" class="calculator.CalculatorServiceImpl">
<property name="add" ref="addService"/>
<property name="subtract" ref="subtractService"/>
<property name="multiply" ref="multiplyService"/>
<property name="divide" ref="divideService"/>
In the calculator-context.xml file, the calculator bean defines the
business logic for the
CalculatorComponent by setting the required
dependencies as bean properties. For a Spring bean, each property is
an actual definition of the value to set or a reference to another
bean in the container. In the example, the calculator bean is dependent
on various SCA services offered by components within the
composite, so the properties should be set to reference (set the
value of the
ref attribute) the SCA references defined in the
calculator.composite. Since the goal is to expose the
CalculatorComponent as a service, you should also remember to declare
which bean needs to be exposed for the SCA service defined in the
The Spring component implementation specification and Apache Tuscany SCA runtime lets you declare the SCA references and properties as bean properties. You can also declare the bean to be exposed as SCA services, either explicitly or implicitly, as explained below.
Declaring explicit SCA services, references, and properties
The SCA Spring Component Implementation Specification and Apache Tuscany SCA runtime allow you to declare the SCA services, references, and properties within your Spring application context file using the custom SCA namespace elements defined in the Spring SCA schema. You can use the custom SCA namespace elements to declare Spring beans as SCA services, and to define references to SCA services and properties obtained via the SCA component definition. Using SCA namespace elements within your Spring application context file is called explicit declaration of SCA services, references, and properties.
The custom SCA namespace elements for declaring the SCA services, references, and properties within your application context file are explained below.
- Provides a means for you to control which Spring beans are exposed as SCA services. The SCA runtime is responsible for creating the proper service bindings and applying required policies to those services based on SCDL configuration.
- Provides a means for you to declare the dependencies of a Spring application context on the services provided by other SCA components available within the composite. The SCA runtime is responsible for creating the proper reference bindings and applying required policies to those services based on SCDL configuration.
- Provides a
means for you to declare the dependencies of a Spring application context
on the settable properties offered by SCA component implementation. The
nameattribute of the
<sca:property>element should have a matching SCA property declared in the composite for its containing component.
Declare the SCA service, reference, and properties within your calculator-context.xml (in Listing 3) using the custom SCA namespace elements, as shown below.
Listing 4. calculator-context.xml
<sca:service> element, as shown in
Listing 4,
declares to offer
CalculatorService as an SCA service from the
target calculator bean. The required
name attribute should
have the same value as the name of the
<service> element
defined for the
CalculatorComponent in the
calculator.composite. The
type attribute should declare the type
of service as
the fully qualified name of a Java class. The required
attribute should have the name of a
<bean/> element within
the application context that provides the service declared by this
<sca:service> element.
<sca:reference> elements in Listing 4
declare the dependencies of this application context on the services
provided by other SCA components available within the composite. In the
example, the calculator bean is dependent on the SCA services,
such as
MultiplyComponent, and
These dependencies are declared using the
elements. The required
name attribute of
this element should have the same value as the name of the
<reference> element defined for the
CalculatorComponent in
the calculator.composite. The required
type attribute should
declare the type of the service as the fully qualified name of a Java
class. For each
<reference> element found in the
CalculatorComponent of the calculator.composite, an equivalent
<sca:reference> element is declared in
the Spring
application context.
Similarly, the
<sca:property> element allows you to
declare the dependencies of this application context on the SCA properties
offered via the
CalculatorComponent in the
The required
name attribute should have the
same value as the name of
<property/> element defined for the
in the calculator.composite (as shown in Listing 2).
The required
type attribute should declare the type of property as the
fully qualified name of a Java class.
Declaring implicit SCA services, references, and properties
The SCA Spring Component Implementation Specification and Apache Tuscany SCA runtime allow you to declare the SCA services, references, and properties within your Spring application context file directly, without using any custom SCA namespace elements defined in the Spring SCA schema. The direct use of SCA references and properties within your Spring application context file, without custom SCA namespaces, is called implicit declaration of SCA services, references, and properties. The calculator-context.xml in Listing 3 is an example.
The SCA references, as defined in the calculator.composite file (see
Listing 2), with names such as
multiplyService, and
can be directly used as bean references within your Spring
application context (as in Listing 3). The calculator
bean properties can be set to reference (set the value of the
attribute) the SCA references defined in the calculator.composite (Listing 2) directly by using the SCA reference name. In such
cases, the type of the bean references will be introspected by Tuscany
runtime from the bean class definition to validate and match it with the
type of SCA references defined in the composite.
Similarly, the SCA
properties defined in the SCA composite can be directly used as bean
references within your Spring application context. Set the bean
properties (set the value of the
ref attribute) to reference
the SCA properties defined in the calculator.composite by using the SCA
property name.
When there is no explicit
<sca:service> element in the
application context, all the top-level beans will be exposed as SCA
services using the bean name as the service name. Any inner beans or
abstract beans will not be considered for implicit service creation.
When a Spring bean implementation class implements more than one interface,
these beans can be exposed as a single service or as multiple
services. You use explicit
elements, where each
<sca:service> element references the
<bean> element, but the
type attribute
uses only one of the interfaces provided by the bean. In the case of implicit
service creation, the bean is exposed as a single service by declaring the
bean class itself as an interface for the service.
Though usage of implicit SCA services, references, and properties is supported in the Apache Tuscany SCA runtime, there are a few scenarios where the implicit declarations would not work appropriately.
Scenario 1. Using implicit SCA references and properties for collections
In Spring, the
<map/>, and
<props/> elements allow
properties and arguments of the Java
Map, and
respectively, to be defined and set. The sample bean definition,
as shown in Listing 5, demonstrates the limitations of using implicit SCA
references and properties within the
<set/>, and
<map/> elements of Spring.
Listing 5. Implicit SCA references for collections
<bean id="moreComplexObject" class="example.ComplexObject"> <!-- results in a setSomeList(java.util.List) call --> <property name="someList"> <list> <value>a list element followed by a reference</value> <ref bean="mySCAReference1" /> </list> </property> <!-- results in a setSomeMap(java.util.Map) call --> <property name="someMap"> <map> <entry> <key> <value>an entry</value> </key> <value>just some string</value> </entry> <entry> <key> <value>a ref</value> </key> <ref bean="mySCAReference2" /> </entry> </map> </property> <!-- results in a setSomeSet(java.util.Set) call --> <property name="someSet"> <set> <value>just some string</value> <ref bean="mySCAReference3" /> </set> </property> </bean>
Assume that the bean implementation for the bean property called
someList is defined as in Listing 6. The
List is
declared as generic to accept any kind of Java class in its
Listing 6. Bean implementation for
someList property
private List<?> someList; public List<?> getSomeList() { return someList; } publicvoid setSomeList(List<?> someList) { this.someList = someList; }
In this scenario, the Apache Tuscany runtime would not be
able to introspect the exact type of the SCA reference (the
type of
mySCAReference2, and
mySCAReference3) object required for this collection. The
required SCA reference injection would fail. The same rule applies to
someMap and
someSet properties when they are declared
to accept any kind of Java class in their collections. It is advised that
you always
explicitly declare the SCA references using the
<sca:reference> element with the required
name and
attribute for such scenarios.
Scenario 2. Using implicit SCA references and properties for constructor injection
Constructor injection in Spring lets you inject your dependencies
through class constructors. To reduce
potential ambiguities, Spring recommends using the
type attributes appropriately for the
<constructor-arg> element whenever there are
multiple constructors defined in your bean implementation.
Tuscany also recommends using the
index and
attributes for the
<constructor-arg> element, and declaring the dependent SCA references explicitly for all the
constructor injection scenarios, even if your bean has only one
For example, assume you're trying to inject the required dependencies (the required SCA references) for the calculator bean using the constructor. You should define your bean definition as shown in Listing 7. Using implicit SCA references and properties are not supported for constructor injection in Tuscany.
Listing 7. Constructor injection for calculator bean
<beans xmlns="http://www.springframework.org/schema/beans"
http://www.springframework.org/schema/sca http://www.osoa.org/xmlns/sca/1.0/spring-sca.xsd">
<bean id="Calculator" class="calculator.CalculatorServiceImpl">
<constructor-arg index="0" type="calculator.AddService" ref="addService"/>
<constructor-arg index="1" type="alculator.SubtractService"
<constructor-arg index="2" type="calculator.MultiplyService"
<constructor-arg index="3" type="calculator.DivideService" ref="divideService"/>
<sca:reference name="addService" type="calculator.AddService"/>
<sca:reference name="subtractService" type="calculator.SubtractService"/>
<sca:reference name="multiplyService" type="calculator.MultiplyService"/>
<sca:reference name="divideService" type="calculator.DivideService"/>
Application context creation in the SCA runtime
In Spring, the primary unit of modularity is an application context, which contains some number of beans (objects managed by the Spring application context). Application contexts can be configured in a hierarchy where a child application context can see beans defined in a parent, but not vice versa.
By default, the Spring container validates the configuration of each bean as the container is created, including the validation that properties which are bean references are actually referring to valid beans. For a Spring application context that contains references to SCA references and properties, it is the responsibility of the SCA runtime to create valid beans for all the SCA references and properties used within the Spring application context. Then, the Spring container can validate the beans and load the application context successfully. See Figure 3 for an example.
Figure 3. SCA runtime with parent context
The Tuscany runtime uses Spring Binary V2.5.5 to load and run the target
application context specified in the
location attribute of the
<implementation.spring> element defined in the
calculator.composite file (as shown in Listing 2). Before the target
application context is loaded, the Tuscany runtime tries to:
- Introspect the target application context definition file to determine the declared SCA service, reference, and properties within your Spring application context
- Create a
SCAParentApplicationContextwith appropriate Spring beans for all the SCA references and properties declared within your target application context.
In the example, an
SCAParentApplicationContext is
created with the appropriate Spring bean for all the SCA references, such
multiplyService, and
declared in the calculator-context.xml file (see Figure 3). Later,
the target application context is created using
org.springframework.context.support.GenericApplicationContext by
declaring the
SCAParentApplicationContext as its parent.
The Tuscany runtime also provides necessary infrastructure to create proper service bindings, and applies required policies to those services implemented using Spring beans based on SCDL configuration.
In this article, you learned how to design and develop your SCA components using Spring-based applications. You can now declare SCA services, references, and properties explicitly within your Spring application context using custom SCA namespace elements, and can declare the SCA references and properties directly within your Spring application context. You explored how the SCA runtime creates the target application context for your SCA component. Using examples, the article briefly touched on the limitations of using implicit SCA references and properties within your application context.
Together, SCA and Spring are a powerful combination. Spring provides the infrastructure to develop your components with increased productivity and runtime performance, and also improves test coverage and application quality. SCA provides the necessary infrastructure to assemble and model your components based on an SOA by allowing your components to expose services, wire service components together, and to deal with heterogeneous distributed systems.
Part 2 tackles advanced features, such as handling multiple application contexts with SCA and using SCA annotations within your Spring beans.
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Large-scale people movements in the Middle East not due to climate change aloneTuesday, February 16th, 2016
The large-scale movements of people from Syria, Iraq and Afghanistan to Europe are not the result of climate change alone but are due to complex interactions between various factors:
The German climate consortium (Deutsches Klima-Konsortium), including many German research institutes published a statement stressing that point
Climate dates about Syria show that the region warmed by about one degree over the last century. The serious drought 2006-2010 was the worst since the beginning of measurements at the beginning of the 20th century. About 1 1/2 million peasants lost their livelihood, and many moved to different parts of the country. The government cut subventions and introduced various other 'liberal' economic policies, which led to the disaster. Therefore, not climate change alone but the lack of adequate political measures must be held responsible.


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Since moving to one of the most expensive housing markets in North America eight years ago, we've had to learn to cram ourselves into small living spaces. Before our relocation, we lived in a 3-bedroom house with basement, deck, front porch, and backyard on a tree-lined street, which we traded in for high-density living--an 850 square-foot condo with a tiny balcony in an apartment complex. We were two adults, two toddlers, and two cats sharing a cramped space. After a few years we scaled up a bit, but we are still pressed for room.
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In the early nineties, when aerobics classes with canned music and fancy spandex fashion were all the rage, there was no way I'd ever be caught dead participating in such a group sweat fest. From what I'd heard about aerobics classes, there was lots of whooping and shouting, and the people I knew who were enthusiastic participants were 20-somethings with perfect figures. A group class like this was hardly the place for a shy, self-conscious person like me.
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"Meet me at the site." "Ok I'll log on." "Oops, gotta go. My mom's home and she'll kill me if she finds me online."
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As I write this, it's Election Day and, depending on the outcome, we might all need a little comfort food this week. When the days are dreary, stress is heavy, and everything looks bleak, sometimes the best way to mother oneself is to cook up a pot of sustenance that warms the house and sends odor plumes wafting out the door. Of course exercise, fresh air, hobbies, cuddles with pets or kids, wine, and outings with friends are all great for stress relief. Food certainly isn't the solution to all woes. But a nice meal doesn't hurt.
October 9, 2012
Sometime in the past week I heard a line on a public radio program that has been running through my head: Women today can have it all, just not necessarily all at the same time. I wasn't paying careful attention to the program, or time of day, so I don't know to whom this quote should be attributed. It was only later that I remembered it and it resonated.
September 4, 2012
Our family has fallen out of our school day routine over the summer. We were ready far too quickly this morning and ended up arriving 25 minutes early for my children's first day of the new school year. I'd forgotten what time we needed to leave the house. The funny part is that students go back on the first day just for an hour.
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It hit me this year that someday I'll be one of the elders in my family. My parents are ageing gracefully, and both are still in fairly good health. However, I realized that in the not too distant future my sister and I will be responsible for passing on our family lore. We've heard many stories and cherished bits of wisdom from both my parents, but to be honest, the details tend to blur.
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During a rare stretch of warm, sunny weather in our waterlogged Vancouver region, I look for every excuse to be outdoors. While I could be parked at the computer inside, trying to write, and staring distractedly at the cabbage white butterflies flitting around my patio garden, I'm more productive in the long run if I give into temptation and head outside for a break. What works particularly well is combining my outdoor time with a chore that lets my mind wander.
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On the last day of school, my daughter's grade one teacher invited parents to attend a class awards ceremony. Each of the twenty-one children in her class was presented with a unique award. Although my attention was at first fully focused on my daughter (a writing award!), I was especially happy for a boy who received recognition for his ability to identify more bugs, birds, and reptiles than the teacher. It made my heart soar that she'd singled out the importance of the boy's identification skills, especially in a world where people increasingly place little value on knowing what lives around them.
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- The Seven Creations in the Puranas - Eastern Tradition Research
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13 greatest horror movies of the last 13 years: '28 Days Later,' 'The Descent' and more
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Release date: 2005
Scare factor (scale of 1-10): 8
Why it's great: Even before the film's main threat arrives mid-movie, "The Descent" is already a terrifying ordeal for anyone with claustrophobia, and the real brilliance of what Neil Marshall does here as a director is how he manages to create the feeling of claustrophobia and communicate it so clearly even to those who don't share the fear. The film takes a decided left turn at a certain point, and it introduces some very striking movie monsters. Marshall is careful to never let them overwhelm the movie, instead using them just right and keeping them scary in the process. The film contains both slow burn fear and some great legendarily well-executed jump scares, and even though it sort of fumbles its very ending, it's a film that continues to work hard to freak you out right to the finish.
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Sweet Sour Spareribs
|4 Pound
|2 Tablespoon
|Meat stock
|2 Cup (32 tbs)
|4 Tablespoon
|Brown sugar
|2 Tablespoon
|Bay leaf
|1⁄8 Teaspoon
|To Taste
|To Taste
1)Make serving sized pieces out of the spareribs.
2)Heat a heavy skillet and brown the spareribs, slowly.
3)Take away the spareribs from the skillet.
4)Drain away the drippings leaving behind just 2 tablespoons.
5)Add sifted flour into the drippings.
6)Pour in the meat stock and cook till the mixture thickens.
7)Put in the spareribs along with vinegar, brown sugar, bay leaf, thyme, salt and pepper.
8)Cover the lid and let it simmer for 45 minutes.
9)Serve hot.
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Nutrition Facts
Serving size
Calories 685 Calories from Fat 483
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 54 g82.6%
Saturated Fat 20.2 g101.2%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 176 mg58.7%
Sodium 340.6 mg14.2%
Total Carbohydrates 7 g2.5%
Dietary Fiber 0.15 g0.6%
Sugars 4.1 g
Protein 40 g79.2%
Vitamin A 0.2% Vitamin C 0.31%
Calcium 8.7% Iron 13.4%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet