Oracle Content Management SDK

Uses of Class
oracle.ifs.beans.Relationship

Packages that use Relationship
oracle.ifs.beans   
 

Uses of Relationship in oracle.ifs.beans
 

Subclasses of Relationship in oracle.ifs.beans
 class FolderPathRelationship
          This subclass of FolderRelationship is used by instances of Folder to model a path-oriented containership, similar to a file system.
 class FolderRelationship
          This subclass of Relationship is used by instances of Folder to model containership.
 class GroupMemberRelationship
          /** The GroupMemberRelationship class is used to define membership relationships for users and groups (or groups within groups).
 class TieFolderPathRelationship
          TieFolderPathRelationship allows the Oracle-defined behavior of the FOLDERPATHRELATIONSHIP classobject (and its subclasses) to be extended or overridden.
 class TieFolderRelationship
          TieFolderRelationship allows the Oracle-defined behavior of the FOLDERRELATIONSHIP classobject (and its subclasses) to be extended or overridden.
 class TieGroupMemberRelationship
          A TieGroupMemberRelationship allows the Oracle-defined behavior of the GROUPMEMBERRELATIONSHIP classobject (and its subclasses) to be extended or overridden.
 class TieRelationship
          TieRelationship allows the Oracle-defined behavior of the RELATIONSHIP classobject (and its subclasses) to be extended or overridden.
 

Fields in oracle.ifs.beans declared as Relationship
protected  Relationship RelationshipDefinition.m_AfterRelationship
          Sequence generated should be after this Relationship
protected  Relationship RelationshipDefinition.m_BeforeRelationship
          Sequence generated should be before this Relationship
 

Methods in oracle.ifs.beans that return Relationship
 Relationship PublicObject.addRelationship(RelationshipDefinition reldef)
          Creates a relationship object linking this object (the "left" object) to the PublicObject (the "right" object) contained in the specified Relationship Definition.
 Relationship[] PublicObject.getRightwardRelationships(java.lang.String relClassName)
          Returns all "right side" relationship instances that are used to relate to this object to other PublicObjects.
 Relationship[] PublicObject.getRightwardRelationships(ClassObject relClass)
          Returns all "right side" relationship instances that are used to relate to this object to other PublicObjects.
 Relationship[] PublicObject.getLeftwardRelationships(java.lang.String relClassName)
          Returns all "left side" relationship instances that are used to relate to this object to other PublicObjects.
 Relationship[] PublicObject.getLeftwardRelationships(ClassObject relClass)
          Returns all "left side" relationship instances that are used to relate to this object to other PublicObjects.
protected static Relationship[] Relationship.vectorToRelationshipArray(java.util.Vector vector)
          Return Relationship Vector from a Vector of Relationship.
protected static Relationship Relationship.constructRelationship(LibrarySession sess, S_LibraryObjectData data)
          Return Relationship from a Relationship data
 Relationship RelationshipDefinition.getInsertAfterRelationship()
          Get the specified reference Relationship, or null if none.
 Relationship RelationshipDefinition.getInsertBeforeRelationship()
          Get the specified reference Relationship, or null if none.
 

Methods in oracle.ifs.beans with parameters of type Relationship
 void PublicObject.removeRelationship(Relationship rel)
          Frees the specified relationship object that relates two PublicObjects.
 void RelationshipDefinition.setInsertAfterRelationship(Relationship rel)
          Set a reference Relationship, so that the new Relationship has a sequence greater than the reference Relationship.
 void RelationshipDefinition.setInsertBeforeRelationship(Relationship rel)
          Set a reference Relationship, so that the new Relationship has a sequence less than the reference Relationship.
 


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