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in this video weamp;#39;re going to talk a little bit more about the zom and the bomb but this time weamp;#39;re going to go into more detail so generally speaking when you create a zom youamp;#39;re going to start from either XML or youamp;#39;ll start from actual Java code one of the two and from that you will create your zom now the zom itself is interesting because it is written in Java and your XML files if thatamp;#39;s what you have these will be generally modeled using xsd and as we saw in the iib videos the xsd is really the XML schema and Iamp;#39;ll let you read this part for more details now this page here will explain what what some of these mappings look like and you can see I kind of ignore the rest but you can see here that we have a public class so now weamp;#39;re talking about zom this is weamp;#39;re in the zom and weamp;#39;ve got this public Java class so weamp;#39;re looking at the scenario where weamp;#39;re using Java and we have this customer which