Difference between Runtime and Desing time Mapping.

Hi ,
I have read somewhere regarding Mapping between Entity service and External Service ,In that "Both Design time mapping and Runtime mapping is same only difference in User interface".
I have worked on both Design time mapping and Runtime mapping during my work i have found difference as design time mapping we can do in NWDS and Runtime mapping we can do in CAF Runtime Configure.
Here my questions are :
Is it only the difference or anything else?
What is the advantage of Runtime mapping?
Where I can find difference of Design time mapping and Runtime mapping?
If possible explain with nice example
Thanks and Regards,
Suresh B

Hi,
Run Time Mapping: with this feature you can do mapping at run time that is after deployment of your application on the server.That is you can do mapping with out changing your souce code.But with design time mapping you have to change the source code before deployment of your application.
Sampath

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