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This list of frequently asked questions should be your first resort when you have any queries about the SOA Tools Platform project. | This list of frequently asked questions should be your first resort when you have any queries about the SOA Tools Platform project. | ||
If you cannot find what you are looking for in this FAQ, then you should post your question to the the STP newsgroup. | If you cannot find what you are looking for in this FAQ, then you should post your question to the the STP newsgroup. | ||
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| + | ==If I want to integrate my ESB runtime with STP, do I have to change it so that it can natively accept the artifacts defined in the STP Assembly Model?== | ||
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| + | No. Since STP is a framework you can construct extensions to the packaging and deployment facilities offered by STP. Your extensions will do the work of making sure that the STP Assembly and your runtime can work together. | ||
Revision as of 04:31, 18 December 2007
Eclipse SOA Tools Frequent Asked Questions
This list of frequently asked questions should be your first resort when you have any queries about the SOA Tools Platform project. If you cannot find what you are looking for in this FAQ, then you should post your question to the the STP newsgroup.
General
If I want to integrate my ESB runtime with STP, do I have to change it so that it can natively accept the artifacts defined in the STP Assembly Model?
No. Since STP is a framework you can construct extensions to the packaging and deployment facilities offered by STP. Your extensions will do the work of making sure that the STP Assembly and your runtime can work together.