Hello,
I've had a quick look through the archives but not managed to find anything
that exactly matches my question, which is simply:
Can a single concrete class be used by multiple bindings?
For instance, I may have the following XML files:
<customer-list>
<customer>
<name>Christopher Brind</name>
<phone>0777 111 2222</phone>
</customer>
<customer>
<name>Joe Blogs</name>
<phone>0777 111 2222</phone>
</customer>
<customer>
<name>Sammy Dow</name>
<phone>0777 111 2222</phone>
</customer>
<customer>
<name>Leo Vinci</name>
<phone>0777 111 2222</phone>
</customer>
</customer-list>
and in another XML file ...
<order-details>
<customer>
<name>Leo Vinci</name>
<phone>0777 111 2222</phone>
</customer>
<pick-list>
<item name="Sigma Desk Lamp" aisle="12" location="15"/>
</pick-list>
</order-details>
In both cases the customer part of the XML would map to a Customer class,
something like:
public class Customer {
private String name;
private String phone;
// getters and setters left out ...
}
I imagine I would be creating a <mapping> for each of the above XML files.
Since the JiBX binding compiler enhances the binary class file will one
<mapping> aversely affect the binary of the other binding?
I hope that's clear.
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Brindy
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