XML to Java Object Conversion: Parsing Property XML String

This XML string can be parsed into the following Java objects:

public class Property {
    private String expression;
    private String expression1;
    private List<EntPeCalcItemView> entPeCalcItemViews;
    private int round;

    // getters and setters
}

public class EntPeCalcItemView {
    private String name;
    private int tableId;
    private String field;
    private int dataTimeType;
    private int dataYear;
    private int dataMonth;
    private int monthType;
    private int valuType;

    // getters and setters
}

The 'Property' class contains the following attributes:

• expression: Represents the expression of the property.
• expression1: Represents an alternative expression.
• entPeCalcItemViews: A list of 'EntPeCalcItemView' objects containing data related to the property.
• round: Specifies the rounding value for the property.

The 'EntPeCalcItemView' class contains the following attributes:

• name: Represents the name of the view item.
• tableId: Represents the ID of the table associated with the view item.
• field: Represents the field name of the view item.
• dataTimeType: Represents the data time type.
• dataYear: Represents the data year.
• dataMonth: Represents the data month.
• monthType: Represents the month type.
• valuType: Represents the value type.

To parse the XML string into these Java objects, you can use libraries such as Apache Commons Digester, JAXB, or DOM4J. These libraries provide methods for parsing XML data and mapping it to Java objects.

Note: The actual implementation of the parsing process will depend on the chosen library and the specific requirements of your application.