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For information on how to create more than one type of EclipseLink projects, see [[Creating%20a%20Project%20(ELUG)|Creating a Project]]. | For information on how to create more than one type of EclipseLink projects, see [[Creating%20a%20Project%20(ELUG)|Creating a Project]]. | ||
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Revision as of 11:37, 17 December 2007
Contents
For information on how to create more than one type of EclipseLink projects, see Creating a Project.
You can create a project using the Workbench or Java code.
We recommend using the Workbench to create projects and generate deployment XML or Java source versions of the project for use at run time. For more information on how to create a project using Workbench, see How to Create a Project Using the Workbench. For information on how to create a project using Java, see How to Create a Project Using Java.
For more information, see Introduction to EIS Projects.
For an EIS project that uses a record type other than XML, you must use Java code. For more information, see the following:
- Creating an EIS Project with Indexed or Mapped Records
- How to Create a Project Using Java
- EclipseLink API Reference.
Creating an EIS Project with XML Records
Workbench provides complete support for creating EIS projects that map Java objects to EIS XML records.
Using Workbench, you can create an EIS project for transactional persistence of Java objects to a non-relational data source accessed using a JCA adapter and EIS XML records.
The EclipseLink runtime performs XML data conversions based on one or more XML schemas. In an EIS project, Workbench does not directly reference schemas in the deployment XML, but instead exports mappings configured in accordance to specific schemas.
EIS queries use XMLInteraction. For more information, see Using EIS Interactions.
How to Create an EIS Project with XML Records Using Workbench
Refer to How to Create a Project Using the Workbench for this information.
Creating an EIS Project with Indexed or Mapped Records
Workbench does not currently support non-XML EIS projects. You must create such an EIS project in Java.
Using Java, you can create an EIS project for transactional persistence of Java objects to a nonrelational data source accessed using a JCA adapter and any supported EIS record type including indexed, mapped, or XML records.
If you use XML records, the EclipseLink runtime performs XML data conversion based on one or more XML schemas. When you create an EIS project in Java, you configure mappings with respect to these schemas, but the EclipseLink runtime does not directly reference them.
You can base queries on any supported EIS interaction: IndexedInteraction, MappedInteraction (including QueryStringInteraction), or XMLInteraction (including XQueryInteraction). For more information, see Using EIS Interactions.
How to Create an EIS Project with Indexed or Mapped Records Using Java
Refer to How to Create a Project Using Java for this information.