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100% code coverage, Hibernate Validator and Design by Contract
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JSR-299 & @Produces
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Recent Responses

Re: Persistent State Machine with Apache SCXML
Which JPA version did you use? I find this solution very interesting. It opens the door to use SCXML for managing life cycles in business entities. There, persistence is really necessary! Thanks!
Re: JSR-299 & @Produces
Hi Ant, It's just because CDI was the latest spec in Java EE 7 and they couldn't go back and change all the other specs. I hope this will be addressed in Java EE 7. There is lot more to do. In JSF and CDI are now the same Annotations ...
Re: JSR-299 & @Produces
Hi Anonymous (-/62.91.33.77), I thought for a while about whether I would approve your comment, because frankly, it's tone is very aggressive. The fact you haven't left your name didn't help. In the future, please be a little nicer :-) I won't comment ...