Uses of Interface
org.eclipse.persistence.mappings.RelationalMapping
Packages that use RelationalMapping
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Uses of RelationalMapping in org.eclipse.persistence.mappings
Classes in org.eclipse.persistence.mappings that implement RelationalMappingModifier and TypeClassDescriptionclassPurpose: The aggregate collection mapping is used to represent the aggregate relationship between a single source object and a collection of target objects.classPurpose:Two objects can be considered to be related by aggregation if there is a strict 1:1 relationship between the objects.classPurpose: This mapping is used to store a collection of simple types (String, Number, Date, etc.) into a single table.classMapping for a collection of key-value pairs.classPurpose: Maps an attribute to the corresponding database field type.classPurpose: Many to many mappings are used to represent the relationships between a collection of source objects and a collection of target objects.classPurpose: Define the relationship to be a ManyToOne.classPurpose: This mapping is used to represent the typical RDBMS relationship between a single source object and collection of target objects; where, on the database, the target objects have references (foreign keys) to the source object.classPurpose: One to one mappings are used to represent a pointer references between two java objects.classPurpose: A transformation mapping is used for a specialized translation between how a value is represented in Java and its representation on the databae.classPurpose: UnidirectionalOneToManyMapping doesn't have 1:1 back reference mapping.classPurpose: Variable one to one mappings are used to represent a pointer references between a java object and an implementer of an interface. -
Uses of RelationalMapping in org.eclipse.persistence.mappings.xdb
Classes in org.eclipse.persistence.mappings.xdb that implement RelationalMappingModifier and TypeClassDescriptionclassPurpose: Mapping used to map from a DOM (org.w3c.Document) or XML String into an Oracle XMLType field, in Oracle 9i XDB.