Canonical Mapping

[Former Member]

What does a Canonical Mapping Means in XI/PI? In what situation we will go for a Cannonical Mapping?

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Pete,

It is a sequence of message mappings within an Interface mapping. with that you could canonicalize your message mappings, where you map from legacy to canonical model and from canonical to other legacy model. your interface mapping however would always be point to point, including a sequence of mappings to and from canonical model.

---Satish

[MichalKrawczyk · Accepted solution]

Satish

>>>>your interface mapping however would always be point to point, including a sequence of mappings to and from canonical model.

<b>if you copy and paste someone's words:</b>

a) <b>quote it!</b>

b)<b> give the source</b>

it's exactly the same what Christine said:

Regards,

michal

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Sure Michal. From next time I will point to the thread itself.

---Satish

[MichalKrawczyk]

hi,

depends what you mena by that

some adapters (like JDBC) use a "canonical"

struture I guess (the same - general - for all jdbc adapters)

if you can elabore I will try to help more

Regards,

michal