Hello all,
I have a question about XML mapping.
I have a class which looks like this:
public class GlobalEnvironment{
public double accelerationOfGravity ;
public double densityWater ;
public double densityAir ;
public double viscosityWater;
public double temperatureWater;
public double salinityWater ;
}
I want the XML structure for GlobalEnvironment instances as follows:
<GlobalEnvironment>
<Water>
<Viscosity>34</Viscosity>
<Density>1.0</Density>
<Temperature>100</Temperature>
<Salinity>34</Salinity>
</Water>
<Gravity>10.0</Gravity>
<Air>
<Density>0.00123</Density>
</Air>
</GlobalEnvironment>
I mean I want that the fields ...Water in the class are residing under
element <Water>, and respectively for air.
Of course it is possible to create this XML structure by changing the
class definition a little bit, but what I want is not this. Is it
possible to map this class definition to such an XML structure? Or is it
must for me either to change the XML representation of the
GlobalEnvironment class or change the GlobalEnvironment and add some
classes Water, Air ...?
I tried using location attribute setting location="Water" for mapping of
fields densityWater,viscosityWater,temperatureWater and salinityWater
but it did not give the result I wanted. The mapping packed the fields
in different "Water" elements.
I hope my problem is clear.
Regards,
Sunay
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