Integrating Application Data

Getting Started
Overview: Integrating Application Data into the XOM
Concepts
XML Binding
	What is XML Binding
	Stage 1: XML Schema Processing
	Stage 2: XML Document Processing
Web Service Binding
	What is Web Service Binding
	WSDL File Processing
	Web Service Request Caching
	Security
Third Party Data Access
Tasks
Using the XML Binding API
	Adding XML Objects to the Working Memory
	Using XML Objects as Ruleset Parameters
	Assigning the Root Element Name of an XML Object
	Reading an XML Document
	Writing to an XML Document
	Managing Unknown Operators on Attributes and Elements
	Configuring XML Binding
		Inspecting an XML Model
		Configuring the Mapping Between XML Schema and Dynamic Classes
		Configuring the XML Parser
		Handling XML Binding Error and Warning Messages
		Configuring an XML Data Driver
		Getting XPath Information on an IlrXmlObject
Using the Dynamic XOM API
	Creating a Dynamic Class
	Writing a XOM using Java-Like Syntax
	Creating Your Own Class Driver
	Invoking Dynamic Classes
	Persisting the XOM
Reference
Mapping Between XML Schema and Dynamic Classes
	The Map Function
	Schema Types
		Built-in Simple Types
		Simple Type Mapping
		Simple Types Derived from Other Simple Types
		List and Union Types
		Local Simple Types Mapped onto Inner Classes
		Complex Types
		Extension of Simple Type Content in Complex Types
		Complex Type Restriction
		Complex Type Extension
		Local Complex Types Mapped to Inner Classes
		Default Constructor Dynamic Methods
		Type Identifier Mapping
	XML Declarations
		Elements
		Attributes
		Groups
		Appinfo
		Schema Member to Dynamic Class Field Name
	Schema Related Mark-up in XML Documents
	Schema Mapping Limitations
Mapping Between Web Service Data and Dynamic Classes
	Web Service Mapping
	Schema Type Mapping
	Web Service Mapping Limitations