In the earlier recipes, we discussed how to use the object persistence model using Java; now, we will see how to use the object persistence model in .Net.
To perform this recipe, you should have set up the project, as described in the earlier recipes, specifically, pom.xml
, dependencies, and the object model.
Let's see how to use the object persistence model in .Net:
Here, we will first create the
data
model and map the attributes to the attributes in a DynamoDB table. The .Net SDK provides built-in support for the object persistence model, so you don't need to do anything else. Annotations can be used to perform the mapping of data, as shown in the following code:[DynamoDBTable("product")] public class Product { [DynamoDBHashKey] // Hash key. public int id { get; set; } [DynamoDBRangeKey] // Range key. public string type { get; set; } ...