In this article, we will explain how can we validate an XML/JAXB annotated object containing an MTOM attachment against an XSD without losing the MTOM attachment.
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The following ‘scraping’ tools range from extraordinarily simple tools that are designed for beginner users and small projects to advanced tools that require coding knowledge and are intended for larger, more difficult tasks.
''Fifty Quick Ideas to Improve Your User Stories'' by Gojko Adzic and David Evans provides solutions to many issues involving Agile projects. Victor Chircu reviews here.
A prominent sticking points that rears its head is application logging. Unit testing is about isolating objects; logging is about dumping tons of information in a file.
A lot of players on the market have built successful MapReduce workflows to daily process terabytes of historical data. But who wants to wait 24h to get updated analytics?