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== What is SDO? ==
 
== What is SDO? ==
 
The Service Data Object (SDO) service allows developers to generate dynamic and static SDO models from an XSD and use these within their application. In addition to the XML binding capabilities defined in the specification additional flexibility is provided by the Object-XML service. This approach provides a solution for applications requiring less coupling to the data structures being accessed and modified. Support for wrapping a Java object (i.e. JPA entity) within a DataObject will be provided to enable the usage of existing domain models with SDO.
 
The Service Data Object (SDO) service allows developers to generate dynamic and static SDO models from an XSD and use these within their application. In addition to the XML binding capabilities defined in the specification additional flexibility is provided by the Object-XML service. This approach provides a solution for applications requiring less coupling to the data structures being accessed and modified. Support for wrapping a Java object (i.e. JPA entity) within a DataObject will be provided to enable the usage of existing domain models with SDO.
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== How do I use SDO? ==
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The following examples demonstrate how to use EclipseLink SDO:
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* [[EclipseLink/Examples/SDO | SDO Examples]]
  
 
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Revision as of 16:46, 11 February 2009

What is SDO?

The Service Data Object (SDO) service allows developers to generate dynamic and static SDO models from an XSD and use these within their application. In addition to the XML binding capabilities defined in the specification additional flexibility is provided by the Object-XML service. This approach provides a solution for applications requiring less coupling to the data structures being accessed and modified. Support for wrapping a Java object (i.e. JPA entity) within a DataObject will be provided to enable the usage of existing domain models with SDO.

How do I use SDO?

The following examples demonstrate how to use EclipseLink SDO:

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