Mechanisms to persist hierarchical object relations

Mechanisms to persist object relations are provided. A project is defined as a series of interrelated objects having dependencies and relationships with one another. The dependencies and relationships are maintained via a storage organization for files that define the objects within a project storag...

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Hauptverfasser: Lowry, Lee Edward, Vasudevan, Rajesh, Thurgood, Brent, Cox, Ryan, Grossbart, Zack, Street, William, Scheuber-Heinz, Volker Gunnar, Carter, Stephen R
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description Mechanisms to persist object relations are provided. A project is defined as a series of interrelated objects having dependencies and relationships with one another. The dependencies and relationships are maintained via a storage organization for files that define the objects within a project storage environment for the project. Thus, the dependencies and relationships are not maintained via hardcoded instructions or references that are included within the files.
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