Hi all,
I've read in the archive that it's possible to define multiple <mapping> for
the same class with different element names *if* the direction of binding is
*only* input.
I've tried but there are errors and I think it's impossible....
I have for example this class
CompanyName {
String name;
String code;
}
and I want to bind this class to 2 different elements: <CompanyName> and
<AgencyName> (only the element name change)
---------- XML -----------------
.......
<CompanyName name="IBMC" code="1" />
<AgencyName name="IBMA" code="2">
......
----------------------------------
so the binding with *global mapping*:
-------------- BINDING -------------------------------
<binding direction="input">
<!-- COMPANY NAME -->
<mapping name="CompanyName" class="test.CompanyName">
<value name="name" field="name" style="attribute" />
<value name="code" filed="code" style="attribute" />
</mapping>
<!-- AGENCY NAME -->
<mapping name="AgencyName" class="test.CompanyName">
<value name="name" field="name" style="attribute" />
<value name="code" filed="code" style="attribute" />
</mapping>
</binding
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So It's correct that also with direction binding to input is impossible to
define multiple mappings for the same class with different elements names??
Thank you
Davide.
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