Fail at Parse Time: Using XSD Validation as a Data Contract in Java Services
Treat your XML Schema as an executable data contract: enforce it at the parser boundary in Java, avoid the namespace traps, and know where XSD 1.0 falls short.
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Treat your XML Schema as an executable data contract: enforce it at the parser boundary in Java, avoid the namespace traps, and know where XSD 1.0 falls short.
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