The current handling in the code is actually more flexible than the description states. You might be able to use two levels of abstract mapping in the case you describe. All I can suggest is you try it to see if it works for your case.

I'm trying to clean this up and make it much more flexible for beta 4.

 - Dennis

Felix Lo wrote:

Hi,

I'm wondering what "one level" abstract mapping means.

Does it mean that I can only have one level of subclassing in my classes that 
can be mapped to the XML

so for example

class a
{
}

class b extends a
{
}

class c extends b
{
}


can i map c using something similiar to

<structure map-as=b>

and b mapping would have

<structure map-as=a>




I think this doesn't work :p



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