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Agile methodologies help developers create better software more easily. To discover how they do this, let s first take a detailed look at three specific agile methodologies to find out how they work: Crystal Extreme Programming The Rational Unified Process We ll use Crystal to introduce the subject because, even though it s a flexible and capable methodology in its own right, it presents the key agile concepts in a clear and straightforward manner. Then we ll take a look at Extreme Programming (XP) perhaps the best-known and most popular of the agile methodologies. XP shares many ideas with Crystal, but it has its own priorities and unique approach. We ll finish up with the Rational Unified Process (RUP), which is an industry-standard methodology toolkit that has been used for even the largest and most complex projects. Depending on how it s used, RUP can be very agile, or it can be completely non-agile. Each of these methodologies has its own series of books, so the summaries given here are limited. This chapter aims to highlight only the main ideas, and show how they address the software quality problems described in Part One. After describing these methodologies, the next step is to see how they solve the problems that project management can t. In 3, we discovered that risk management in software projects is especially difficult. Taking Crystal and XP as our examples, we ll show how they address the five specific risks that software development projects typically face. At the end of the chapter we ll relate the agile methodologies to the ten hidden assumptions we identified in 3, to show how they avoid the problems that typically bedevil software development project management.

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package com.apress.springenterpriserecipes.weather; ... import org.dom4j.Document; import org.dom4j.DocumentHelper; import org.dom4j.Element; import org.dom4j.io.DocumentResult; import org.dom4j.io.DocumentSource; import org.springframework.ws.client.core.WebServiceTemplate; public class WeatherServiceProxy implements WeatherService { private static final String namespaceUri = "http://springenterpriserecipes.apress.com/weather/schemas"; private DateFormat dateFormat; private WebServiceTemplate webServiceTemplate; public WeatherServiceProxy() throws Exception { dateFormat = new SimpleDateFormat("yyyy-MM-dd"); } public void setWebServiceTemplate(WebServiceTemplate webServiceTemplate) { this.webServiceTemplate = webServiceTemplate; } public List<TemperatureInfo> getTemperatures(String city, List<Date> dates) { // Build the request document from the method arguments Document requestDocument = DocumentHelper.createDocument(); Element requestElement = requestDocument.addElement( "GetTemperaturesRequest", namespaceUri); requestElement.addElement("city").setText(city); for (Date date : dates) { requestElement.addElement("date").setText(dateFormat.format(date)); } // Invoke the remote web service DocumentSource source = new DocumentSource(requestDocument); DocumentResult result = new DocumentResult(); webServiceTemplate.sendSourceAndReceiveToResult(source, result);

For a container to manage components and their dependencies, it must be configured with the proper information beforehand. Configuring your container with Java code means that you have to recompile your source code each time after modification hardly an efficient way of configuring a container!

A better way is to use a text-based, human-readable configuration file. Either a properties file or an XML file would be a good choice. Such files do not need to be recompiled, so they speed things up if you have to make frequent changes.

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