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Creating an XML Descriptor (ELUG)
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This section explains how to create descriptor options specific to an XML descriptor.
For information on how to create more than one type of descriptor, see Creating a Descriptor.
After you create a descriptor, you must configure its various options (see Configuring a Descriptor) and use it to define mappings.
For complete information on the various types of mapping that EclipseLink supports, see Introduction to Mappings and Creating a Mapping.
For complete information on the various types of descriptor that EclipseLink supports, see Descriptor Types.
For more information, see the following:
Creating an XML Descriptor
You can create an XML descriptor using the Workbench or Java code. We recommend that you use the Workbench to create and manage your XML descriptors.
How to Create an XML Descriptor Using Workbench
When you add a class to an XML project (see Configuring Project Classpath), Workbench creates an XML descriptor for the class.
An XML descriptor is always a composite type.
How to Create an XML Descriptor Using Java
This example shows how to create an XML descriptor using Java code.
Creating an XML Descriptor in Java
XMLDescriptor descriptor = new XMLDescriptor(); descriptor.setJavaClass(YourClass.class);
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Note: Use the org.eclipse.persistence.ox.XMLDescriptor class. Do not use the deprecated org.eclipse.persistence.internal.xml.XMLDescriptor class. |