An identification to uniquely identify an item.
The value of the item as in the input data.
Optional, a value to which the original item value is mapped. For instance, this could be a product name if the original value is an EAN code.
The weight of the item. For example, the price or value of an item.
An identification to uniquely identify an item.
Optional, a value to which the original item value is mapped.
Optional, a value to which the original item value is mapped. For instance, this could be a product name if the original value is an EAN code.
The value of the item as in the input data.
The weight of the item.
The weight of the item. For example, the price or value of an item.
Obviously the id of an Item must be unique. Furthermore the Item values must be unique, or if they are not unique then attributes field and category must distiguish them. That is, an AssocationModel must not have different instances of Item where the values of the value, field, and category attribute are all the same. The entries in mappedValue may be the same, though. Here are some examples of Items: