Features cascading deletion of objects

IReferencesCascadeDelete

PstrfIReferencesCascadeDelete` interface enables cascading deletion of objects (the object all the referencing object is also deleted).

How does IReferencesCascadeDelete

The logic for cascading delete is spelled out in business server interface IReferencesCascadeDelete, own properties and methods this interface does not provide. Thus, together with some object to remove all objects that refer to it, enough that the object class was inherited from IReferencesCascadeDelete. The classes that refer to the desired, as follows:

1. Defines the directory where is the Assembly with the class, to which we are looking for.
2. In the directory are selected, all assemblies whose name ends with «(Objects).dll».
3. In assemblies looking for types that inherit from DataObject.
4. In the found types are defined by properties that contain a reference to the desired class or its ancestors.

Example

Suppose we have a diagram of the form:

On the chart attached IReferencesCascadeDelete with the stereotype externalinterface , from which inherited class Territory2 and Country2. When you delete instances of this class will be deleted also all the objects that refer to them. At the specified location of classes subject to the inheritance:

1. When you delete a class instance Territory2 will examine the links among instances of classes Human2 and Place2.
2. When you delete a class instance Country2 will examine the links among instances of classes Human2, Place2, Adress2, Apparatus2 (instances of the class Region are detaylari and will be removed even without using its interface).