@Retention(RUNTIME) @Target(ANNOTATION_TYPE) public @interface Relational
The following example shows how a relational annotation can be created and used. The Orderid
annotation indicates there is a relation between OrderEvent
and OrderLineEvent
. if they have the same ID, the order line belongs to the order.
@MetadataDefinition
@Relational
@Name("com.example.OrderId")
@Label("Order ID")
@Retention(RetentionPolicy.RUNTIME)
@Target(ElementType.FIELD)
public @interface OrderId {
}
@Name("com.example.Order")
@Label("Order")
@Category("Orders")
class OrderEvent extends Event {
@Label("Order ID")
@OrderId
long orderId;
@Label("Order Date")
@Timestamp
long orderDate;
}
@Name("com.example.OrderLine")
@Label("Order Line")
@Category("Orders")
class OrderLineEvent extends Event {
@Label("Order ID")
@OrderId
long orderId;
@Label("Quantity")
long quantity;
@Label("Product")
String product;
}
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