Method of binding user interface elements to a data source.
In JAXB, the process of using a JAXB compiler to generate Java classes based on an input schema, such that the schema-derived classes accurately represent the constraints of the source schema. The process of XML data binding can be divided into five general steps: Generate Java classes from XML schemas (and optionally a set of binding declarations). Create an application that uses the schema-derived classes generated in Step 1. Unmarshal XML documents into your application and perform processing as needed. Validate the Java representation of the XML data. Marshal the resulting output to new XML documents. Back
A notification mechanism that links control properties through the container to a data source, such as a database field.
a system for viewing XML documents as databases or programming language or data structures, and vice versa
The process of associating the objects or controls of an application to a data source. A control associated with a data source is called a data-bound control. The contents of a data-bound control are associated with values from a database. For example, a grid control that is bound to a Recordset object can be updated when the rows in the Recordset are updated. When new values are retrieved by the Recordset, new values are displayed in the grid.
The process of connecting data in the Web Storage System with HTML through a registration is often referred to as binding. Binding can take place either at the client (if it is an Internet Explorer browser version 5 or later), or at the server. Binding at the server can be handled by the Web Storage System renderer, or by an ASP script. Similarly, an HTML tag used to display a property from the Web Storage System is said to be "bound" to that property.