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1Z0-478 · Question #4
To add an xsi:type attribute to a target element, what needs to be mapped to the target element?
The correct answer is D. A literal element on the canvas. The xsi:type attribute is added beneath the original element, as shown in the figure below. An S icon is displayed to indicate the node was substituted. You can map from any structural elements in the substituted type. The xsi:type attribute is used to identify derived complex…
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Question
To add an xsi:type attribute to a target element, what needs to be mapped to the target element?
Options
- AA rename element on the canvas
- BA recast element on the canvas
- CAn expression on the canvas
- DA literal element on the canvas
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Explanation
- The xsi:type attribute is added beneath the original element, as shown in the figure below. An S icon is displayed to indicate the node was substituted. You can map from any structural elements in the substituted type. * The xsi:type attribute is used to identify derived complex types (as well as complex types that have been derived from). * If you have elements in your XML file whose type is a complex type, xsi:type support in the XML editor lets you choose between the complex type and any other complex types derived from it.
Topics
#xsi:type attribute#literal element#XSLT mapper#type mapping
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