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Exclusive Strong
Last modified 10 Jan 2025 17:21 +01:00
Normally, the value of an attribute is given by evaluating all normal and strong outbound mappings targeted to it. (And weak ones, if there’s no other value.)
However, there may be situations when we want the strong mapping to take precedence over the normal one(s), just like all of these take precedence over the weak mappings.
Hence, if the exclusiveStrong property value is true, only the values originating from strong mappings are taken into account.
If the property value is false (the default), both strong and normal mapping values are merged to produce the final set of values.
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