The purpose is to manage the linked element ads a new space for criteria.
Concretely, this means integrating criteria within the "LinkTo" criteria, whose references will be based on the target entity of the link.
In XML, this could be represented like this:
<linked attribute="X" link="L">
<and>
<equals attribute="B" value="z" />
...
</and>
</linked>
Where the test included in "linked" is relative to the "target" entity of L itself based on the reference X.
In natural language:
X.L. ( B = "z" & ... )
in Json:
{ linked : { attribute : X , link : L, and : [{equals: {attribute:B, value:z}}] } }
This test allows you to efficiently and freely combine Link tests.
It replaces all existing criteria and allows you to take advantage of any attribute-specific criteria without any further development !
The implementation simply uses a subselect!
The purpose is to manage the linked element ads a new space for criteria.
Concretely, this means integrating criteria within the "LinkTo" criteria, whose references will be based on the target entity of the link.
In XML, this could be represented like this:
Where the test included in "linked" is relative to the "target" entity of L itself based on the reference X.
In natural language:
X.L. ( B = "z" & ... )in Json:
This test allows you to efficiently and freely combine Link tests.
It replaces all existing criteria and allows you to take advantage of any attribute-specific criteria without any further development !
The implementation simply uses a subselect!