In Service Creation, we will provide user the project wizard to create a SCA component.
Thus user can write & debug their business logic for that component using their favorite language (java, c++, ruby...).
There will be a jar builder to package the output classes, wsdl, default.scdl to a single jar file. The SC project will provide a wizard to deploy the java component into Tomcat container using SOAS like we did for JAX-WS.
Ok, this sounds like a good start. Based on those component projects, user can create SCA assembly project (part of CF GUI).
There should be a assembly editor, which allow user to select sca component project or bpel project within workspace, then package them as an SCA module by adding binding/wires to/between those components.
The assembly editor maybe a multi-tag editor like the plugin.xml editor in Eclipse, or maybe a graphic editor based on EMF/GEF.
A graphic editor would be cool of course, but a multi-tabbed SCDL editor could do the trick :) Let's get the basics sorted out with the SCA annotations and the Tuscany runtime support, and then we can move on to the assembly part.
Let's do an I-build as soon as we can so we can do some reviews and update the instructions on the website.
cheers --oh
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