WebLogic Spring SCA applications can be used as components in SCA assembled as components of SCA composites in Oracle SOA.

See Developing SOA Applications with Oracle SOA Suite.

You can use Oracle JDeveloper to do the following:

• Create Spring SCA context files using the sca:service, sca:reference, and binding elements

• Define and generate WebLogic SCA service definitions

• Add WebLogic SCA support to existing project types

• Configure the project classpath and the weblogic.xml configuration file to have access to the WebLogic SCA shared library

• Bundle WebLogic Spring SCA applications as part of any Java EE deployment unit, including EAR and WAR archives

For more information about Oracle JDeveloper, see http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/developer-tools/jdev/overview/index.html.

See the online documentation included in JDeveloper.

You can use Oracle Enterprise Pack for Eclipse to do the following:

• Deploy the WebLogic SCA Runtime as a WebLogic Server shared library

• Create Spring SCA context files using the sca:service, sca:reference, and binding elements

• Define and generate WebLogic SCA service definitions

• Add WebLogic SCA support to existing project types

• Configure the project classpath and the weblogic.xml configuration file to have access to the WebLogic SCA shared library

• Bundle WebLogic Spring SCA applications as part of any Java EE deployment unit, including EAR and WAR archives

For more information about WebLogic SCA support in Oracle Enterprise Pack for Eclipse, see "Oracle WebLogic Server Support: Configuring a Project to Use WebLogic SCA" at:

https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E15315_09/help/oracle.eclipse.tools.weblogic.doc/html/sca.html