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| − | *[[Introduction to XML Mappings (ELUG)]] | + | *[[Introduction to XML Mappings (ELUG)]] – Describes each of the different EclipseLink XML mapping types and important XML mapping concepts. |
| − | *[[Configuring an XML Mapping (ELUG)]] | + | *[[Configuring an XML Mapping (ELUG)]] – Explains how to configure EclipseLink XML mapping options common to two or more XML mapping types. |
| − | *[[Configuring an XML Direct Mapping (ELUG)]] | + | *[[Configuring an XML Direct Mapping (ELUG)]] – Explains how to configure a direct XML mapping. |
| − | *[[Configuring an XML Composite Direct Collection Mapping (ELUG)]] | + | *[[Configuring an XML Composite Direct Collection Mapping (ELUG)]] – Explains how to configure a composite direct collection XML mapping. |
| − | *[[Configuring an XML Composite Object Mapping (ELUG)]] | + | *[[Configuring an XML Composite Object Mapping (ELUG)]] – Explains how to configure a composite object XML mapping including an XML mapping to a single named complex type of type <tt>xs:anyType</tt>. |
| − | *[[Configuring an XML Composite Collection Mapping (ELUG)]] | + | *[[Configuring an XML Composite Collection Mapping (ELUG)]] – Explains how to configure a composite collection XML mapping. |
| − | *[[Configuring an XML Any Object Mapping (ELUG)]] | + | *[[Configuring an XML Any Object Mapping (ELUG)]] – Explains how to configure an XML mapping to a single unnamed complex type specified as <tt>xs:any</tt>. |
*[[Configuring an XML Any Collection Mapping (ELUG)]] -- Explains how to configure an XML mapping to an unnamed sequence of complex types specified as <tt>xs:any</tt>, an unnamed sequence of complex types of type <tt>xs:anyType</tt>, or a root element of type <tt>xs:anyType</tt>. | *[[Configuring an XML Any Collection Mapping (ELUG)]] -- Explains how to configure an XML mapping to an unnamed sequence of complex types specified as <tt>xs:any</tt>, an unnamed sequence of complex types of type <tt>xs:anyType</tt>, or a root element of type <tt>xs:anyType</tt>. | ||
Revision as of 11:23, 18 December 2007
Creating and Configuring XML Mappings
An XML mapping transforms object data members to the XML nodes of an XML document, whose structure is defined by an XML schema document (XSD).
This part contains the following sections:
- Introduction to XML Mappings (ELUG) – Describes each of the different EclipseLink XML mapping types and important XML mapping concepts.
- Configuring an XML Mapping (ELUG) – Explains how to configure EclipseLink XML mapping options common to two or more XML mapping types.
- Configuring an XML Direct Mapping (ELUG) – Explains how to configure a direct XML mapping.
- Configuring an XML Composite Direct Collection Mapping (ELUG) – Explains how to configure a composite direct collection XML mapping.
- Configuring an XML Composite Object Mapping (ELUG) – Explains how to configure a composite object XML mapping including an XML mapping to a single named complex type of type xs:anyType.
- Configuring an XML Composite Collection Mapping (ELUG) – Explains how to configure a composite collection XML mapping.
- Configuring an XML Any Object Mapping (ELUG) – Explains how to configure an XML mapping to a single unnamed complex type specified as xs:any.
- Configuring an XML Any Collection Mapping (ELUG) -- Explains how to configure an XML mapping to an unnamed sequence of complex types specified as xs:any, an unnamed sequence of complex types of type xs:anyType, or a root element of type xs:anyType.
- Configuring an XML Transformation Mapping (ELUG) -- Explains how to configure a transformation XML mapping.