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When you include external files, a copy of the data source is published. External file data sources include Excel, Access, Text, Data Extract, and image files. If you don’t include these files, others may not be able to see the worksheets online.

Otherwise, if the number of books per publisher is unbounded, this data model would lead to mutable, growing arrays, as in the following example:

How to do it... Create your entities first. This example consists of a user, an address, and a SuperSecretData entity: @Entitypublic class User extends Model { @SerializedName("userLogin") public String login; @NoJsonExport public String password; @ManyToOne public Address address; @OneToOne public SuperSecretData secrets; public String toString() { return id + "/" + login; }}@Entitypublic class Address extends Model { public String street; public String city; public String zip;}@Entitypublic class SuperSecretData extends Model { public String secret = "foo";}

publish multi-dimensional data, such as statistics, on the web in such a way that it can be linked to related data sets and concepts.

The Team Foundation Build Extensions provide the ability to execute Ant or Maven 2 builds from Team Foundation Server and publish the results of the build along with any associated JUnit test results back to Team Foundation Server. 

XML file is a CppUnit result. It would not be easy for me to convert this file to a trx file. BUT i found a quite nice solution. First i use the new MSBuild target XslTransformation and transform the result to an jUnit XML result file. I then used the PublishJUnit task from the Ant integration to transform the new XML file to trx files and publish them in the TFS.