XML data binding: Difference between revisions

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Because XML is inherently sequential and objects are (usually) not, XML data binding mappings often fail to preserve all the information in an XML document. Specifically, information like [[comment|comments]], [[XML entity references]], and [[sibling order]] will fail to be preserved in the object representation created by the binding application. This is not necessarily true; sufficiently complex data binders are capable of preserving 100% of the information in an XML document.

==External Linkslinks==

Ronald Bourret has a very good and thorough [http://www.rpbourret.com/xml/XMLDataBinding.htm article] on the subject (updated: June 23, 2004)