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	InputStream stream = ConfigHelper.getResourceAsStream("/filename.sql");
	InputStreamReader importFileReader = new InputStreamReader(stream);

	Connection connection = ds.getConnection();
	Statement statement = connection.createStatement();

	BufferedReader reader = new BufferedReader(importFileReader);
	for (String sql = reader.readLine(); sql != null; sql = reader.readLine()) {
	    try {
		String trimmedSql = sql.trim();

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package pl.marchwicki.jee6.basetypes;

import javax.xml.bind.annotation.XmlElement;
import javax.xml.bind.annotation.XmlRootElement;

@XmlRootElement(name="helloMessage")
public class HelloMessage {

	@XmlElement(name="message")
	public String getMessage() {

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So the answer was: I used wrong import for @Inject. Not from javax, but org.aqruillian and earlier on haven't put beans.xml in archive. With these two things sorted out - the desired-test example works fine. 
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So the things is - I have this test to check validation on the server side. 
I build arquillian archive and deploy it to a remote server: as shown 
in desired-test.java.
As I'm running arquillian test suite I'd rather take this approach that 
have a hibernate-validator dependency in my test scope to get validator 
from default factory. 

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public class SomeBean {

	@Interceptors(ValidationInterceptor.class)
	public void addAuthor(@Size(min=5) String name, 
			String surename) {
		Author a = new Author();
		a.setName(name);
		a.setSurename(surename);

		em.persist(a);

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SMS - 226660312ssm.sqlite
Contacts - 3406066227csotncta.sqlite

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package pl.marchwicki.dozer;

import org.dozer.DozerBeanMapper;
import org.dozer.loader.api.BeanMappingBuilder;
import org.dozer.loader.api.FieldsMappingOptions;
import org.dozer.loader.api.TypeMappingOptions;

import pl.marchwicki.basetypes.BeanA;
import pl.marchwicki.basetypes.BeanC;
import pl.marchwicki.basetypes.TargetBean;

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public class Tools {	

	   public static String dateToString(String date)
	   {
		String t="0";
		 // mmrrr 
		 if (date.length()==6)  t=date.substring(2,6)+"0"+date.substring(0,1);
	     if (date.length()==7)  t=date.substring(3,7)+date.substring(0,2);
	  
		 if (date.length()==9)  t=date.substring(5,9)+date.substring(2,4)+"0"+date.substring(0,1);

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Zadanie: Jaka jest suma wysokości oznaczonych budynków.

Motoryka:
1. Podzielcie się na kilka zespołów (5)
2. Zadanie1: Zastanówcie się i podajcie sumę wielkości budynków - wyrażoną w metrach

3. Humans are pretty bad at estimating (don't you hate it when people ask you to guess their age or weight?), and the more unknowns there are, the worse we are at doing it. By using relative estimation, we can then just shift things to a matter of scale. It is (generally) much easier to look at two things, and say roughly, one is twice the height of the other, or twice the size of the other. 
4. Zadanie2: Budynek 5 ma wielkość "3". Podaj sumę wysokości wyrażoną w punktach.
5. Jeżeli nie czujecie story points, to możecie używać innych abstrakcyjnych wartości: Koszulki, złoty podział
6. Zadanie3: Podajemy rzeczywistą wielkość któregoś z budynków. Liczymy sumę wysokości.

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//this is just for github to render a literal

== Personal details

[itemtype-Person]
--
[itemprop-name]#Jakub Marchwicki# +
[itemprop-url]#http://jakub.marchwicki.pl[Personal website]# +
[itemprop-email]#somename@gmail.com#

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I would like to use Arquillian Cube containerless to spin of already backed docker images (with an application deployed alread there).

The image is already prepared by a seperate project and what I would like to get is a separate project with integration test (wrtitten in Spock - ideally, but JUnit is ok so far).

This is pretty much as was described in here: on IRC transcription (the only place where I found the reference to something I’d like to get).

What I’m having is a container built elsewhere (a different project) and I’d like to use Arquillian Cube to use it and run tests against it.