Hi,
this is not easy to achieve with a standard mapping approach. It would
be a lot easier if you could introduce an additional XML artefact that
wraps <act> and <leg> instances. Would that be an option ?
Kind Regards
Werner
On 10.10.2013 01:36, Titus Rakkesh wrote:
Dear Friends,
We have a usecase like the following,
<population>
<person id="1" employed="no">
<plan selected="yes">
<act type="h6" x="9427476.50229" y="-135180.91624
<tel:135180.91624>" end_time="06:00:00" />
<leg mode="car">
</leg>
<act type="w10" x="9454368.60405" y="-135416.81187"
end_time="16:00:00" />
<leg mode="car">
</leg>
<act type="h6" x="9427476.50229" y="-135180.91624
<tel:135180.91624>" />
</plan>
</person>
<person id="10" employed="no">
<plan selected="yes">
<act type="h6" x="9427476.50229" y="-135180.91624
<tel:135180.91624>" end_time="06:00:00" />
<leg mode="car">
</leg>
<act type="w10" x="9454368.60405" y="-135416.81187"
end_time="16:00:00" />
<leg mode="car">
</leg>
<act type="h6" x="9427476.50229" y="-135180.91624
<tel:135180.91624>" />
</plan>
</person>
<population>
Here important points are,
1. Under Plan element, there should be order as <act> followed by <leg>
followed by <act> then <leg>.....
How we can enforce this order? When I set as ArrayList, all <act>
elements come together? Pls assist.
Thanks,
Titus
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