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Modeling Basics
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A goal of the platform is to make working with messages and state |
no more of a burden on developers than simply as simple as working with plain old java objects. The X Platform's Application Data Modeler (ADM) allows modeling of messages and state entities in XML and provides utilities to generate source code that is instrumented to transparently handle encoding, serialization and transactional functionality that underpin the platform. This section and its subsections will familiarize you with theses modeling constructs and code generation tools. |
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ADM model allows allows the definition of three types of complex or composite types: Entities, Embedded Entities and Messages. These will be discussed in more detail below. Here is a high level definition of the three.
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