This page provides a starting point for finding information about Service Component
Architecture (SCA) composites, which consist of components that implement business functions
in the form of services. You can develop components to run on a product server that interact with
Web services and Enterprise JavaBeans™ by defining SCA bindings.
You typically do not deploy SCA composites directly onto a product server. To deploy
SCA composites, you import SCA composites as assets to the product repository and add the
assets to business-level applications.
- Specifying bindings in an SCA environment
- This topic describes using bindings to specify how SCA services and references enable the
component to communicate with other applications.
- Creating wire format handlers
- This topic describes using wire format handlers to transform data between SCA applications
and application bindings.
- Using Spring 2.5.5 containers in SCA applications
- This topic describes using the SCA programming model to invoke beans that follow the
Java 2 Platform, Standard Edition (J2SE) programming model in a Spring 2.5.5 container.
- Creating SCA business-level applications
- This topic describes how to add SCA composites to business-level applications and deploy them
on product servers.
- Deploying and administering business-level applications
- This topic describes business-level applications and links to topics on deploying and administering both SCA and
non-SCA business-level applications.
- Specifications and API documentation
- This topic lists specifications and application programming interfaces (APIs) that the product supports.