Examples of Relation

PrologPlusCG.cg.Relation
adipe.translate.ra.Relation
Representation of a relation: the term defining the relation and a Columns object defining the attributes of the relation. Used as a partial result when parsing table references in the FROM clause of the sql query; and later used to build the part of the formula about the relation.
ar.com.AmberSoft.iEvenTask.backend.entities.Relation
br.com.caelum.vraptor.restfulie.relation.Relation
Represents a relation between a resource and another. @author guilherme silveira @author pedro mariano @since 3.0.3
com.buschmais.cdo.neo4j.api.annotation.Relation
com.buschmais.jqassistant.core.store.api.model.Relation
com.buschmais.xo.neo4j.api.annotation.Relation
com.facebook.presto.sql.tree.Relation
com.google.devtools.depan.graph.api.Relation
@author Lee Carver
com.impetus.kundera.metadata.model.Relation
The Class Relation.
com.lunatech.doclets.jax.jpa.model.Relation
com.sun.mfwk.relations.Relation
com.sun.speech.freetts.Relation
Represents an ordered set of Items and their associated children. A relation has a name and a list of items, and is added to an Utterance via an UtteranceProcessor.
com.tapsterrock.mpx.Relation
com.thinkaurelius.titan.graphdb.query.keycondition.Relation
core.Relation
de.fuberlin.wiwiss.d2rq.algebra.Relation
TODO Describe this type TODO Add uniqueConstraints() TODO Explicitly list tables!!! @author Richard Cyganiak (richard@cyganiak.de)
de.iritgo.aktera.persist.Relation
A relationship between two persistents. This can take the form of a master/detail relationship, a lookup relationship (where one or more fields are "looked up" from another persistent), or a generalized relation, enforced via referential integrity or not. @author Michael Nash
edu.cmu.cs.fusion.Relation
edu.pitt.dbmi.nlp.noble.terminology.Relation
Describes relationship between 2 concepts @author tseytlin
edu.pitt.terminology.lexicon.Relation
Describes relationship between 2 concepts @author tseytlin
edu.yale.cs.hadoopdb.catalog.xml.Relation
3.org/2001/XMLSchema}anyType"> <sequence maxOccurs="unbounded"> <element name="Partitions" type="{http://edu.yale.cs.db.hadoop/DBConfigurationSchema}Partition"/> </sequence> <attribute name="id" type="{http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema}string" /> </restriction> </complexContent> </complexType>
gannuNLP.data.Relation
Class to store a semantic relation contained in a dictionary. @author Francisco Viveros-Jiménez
helma.objectmodel.db.Relation
This describes how a property of a persistent Object is stored in a relational database table. This can be either a scalar property (string, date, number etc.) or a reference to one or more other objects.
kodkod.ast.Relation
A relation is a leaf expression. Two relations are the same if and only if they refer to the same object. That is, r1.equals(r2) <=> r1 == r2. Each variable has a name, which is basically a comment for the purpose of printing, viewing, etc. The name has no meaning otherwise.
Four methods for creating commonly used predicates over binary relations are provided: {@link #function(Expression,Expression)}, {@link #partialFunction(Expression,Expression)}, {@link #acyclic()}, and {@link #totalOrder(Relation,Relation,Relation)}. Using these methods to generate desired predicates will result in faster constraint solving than creating the same predicates via other API calls.
@specfield name: String @specfield arity: int @invariant no children @author Emina Torlak
libchebi.Relation
@author neilswainston
net.sf.mpxj.Relation
This class represents the relationship between two tasks. These relationships normally found in the lists of predecessors and successors associated with a task record in an MPX file.
net.solosky.maplefetion.bean.Relation
org.apache.oodt.cas.cli.option.require.RequirementRule.Relation
org.cedj.geekseek.domain.relation.model.Relation
org.cedj.geekseek.web.rest.core.ResourceMetadata.Relation
org.company.recordshop.domain.Relation
@author Generated by Mod4j BusinessDomain DSL
org.emftrace.metamodel.QUARCModel.GSS.Relation
org.jitterbit.integration.data.structure.database.DbTranRelations.Relation
org.ofbiz.sql.Relation
org.onesocialweb.model.relation.Relation
org.ontospread.xmlbind.Relation
org.openstreetmap.josm.data.osm.Relation
An relation, having a set of tags and any number (0...n) of members. @author Frederik Ramm
org.openstreetmap.osmosis.core.domain.v0_6.Relation
A data class representing a single OSM relation. @author Brett Henderson
org.structr.core.entity.Relation
Defines constants for structr's relationship entities. @author Christian Morgner
org.tinyuml.model.Relation
The super interface to all UML model relations. @author Wei-ju Wu @version 1.0
org.wymiwyg.knobot.relations.Relation
@author reto
org.xdoclet.plugin.ejb.Relation
@author Diogo Quintela
ptolemy.kernel.Relation
A Relation links ports, and therefore the entities that contain them. To link a port to a relation, use the link() method in the Port class. To remove a link, use the unlink() method in the Port class.
Relations can also be linked to other Relations. To create such a link, use the link() method of this class. To remove such a link, use the unlink() method. A group of linked relations behaves exactly as if it were one relation directly linked to all the ports linked to by each relation. In particular, the connectedPortList() method of the Port class returns the same list whether a single relation is used or a relation group. The order in which the ports are listed is the order in which links were made between the port and relations in the relation group. It is not relevant which relation in a relation group the port links to.
Derived classes may wish to disallow links under certain circumstances, for example if the proposed port is not an instance of an appropriate subclass of Port, or if the relation cannot support any more links. Such derived classes should override the protected method _checkPort() or _checkRelation() to throw an exception. @author Edward A. Lee, Neil Smyth @version $Id: Relation.java,v 1.141 2005/11/22 23:33:29 eal Exp $ @since Ptolemy II 0.2 @Pt.ProposedRating Green (eal) @Pt.AcceptedRating Green (acataldo) @see Port @see Entity
siena.core.Relation
@author pascal

Examples of siena.core.Relation

    for(Object obj:objects){
      Class<?> clazz = obj.getClass();
      ClassInfo info = ClassInfo.getClassInfo(clazz);
      
      if(info.hasAggregator){
        Relation rel = (Relation)Util.readField(obj, info.aggregator);
        if(rel != null && rel.mode == RelationMode.AGGREGATION){
          ClassInfo parentInfo = ClassInfo.getClassInfo(rel.target.getClass());
          Key parentKey = GaeMappingUtils.makeKey(parentInfo, rel.target);
          _updateBuildMaps(entitiesMap, objectsMap, keysMap, 
              obj, parentKey, parentInfo, (Field)rel.discriminator);

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Examples of siena.core.Relation

    }


    if(aggregs.size() == 1){
      // aggregators
      QueryAggregated aggreg = aggregs.get(0);      
      Relation rel = 
        new Relation(RelationMode.AGGREGATION, aggreg.aggregator, aggreg.field);
      Util.setField(obj, info.aggregator, rel);
    }
    else if(aggregs.size() > 1){
      throw new SienaException("Only one aggregation per query allowed");
    }

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Examples of siena.core.Relation

    }
    
    if(aggregs.size() == 1){
      QueryAggregated aggreg = aggregs.get(0);
      
      Relation rel = 
        new Relation(RelationMode.AGGREGATION, aggreg.aggregator, aggreg.field);
      for(T obj: objs){
        Util.setField(obj, info.aggregator, rel);
      }      
    }
    else if(aggregs.size() > 1){

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