Hi Nuno,
Yes, this can be done using the <structure> element. Inside the
<mapping> or <structure> for class A you just need to have:
<structure name="B">
<value name="attA" style="attribute" field="attA"/>
<structure field="attB">
<value name="attBA" style="attribute" field="attBA"/>
</structure>
</structure>
- Dennis
Nuno Ferreira wrote:
Hi,
I´m trying to have a map of my confused XML ( that can´t be
changed...), and i have this kind of problem.
I have:
public class A {
private String attA;
private B attB;
}
public class B {
private String attBA;
}
With the XML associated with B Class i want to write into attA,
something like this:
<A>
<B attBA="hello" attA="dad"/>
</A>
i want the hello into de B class but the dad into de attA of the A
class, can i do this with the mapping???
cheers
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