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01:        package org.odmg;
02:
03:        /**
04:         * The base interface for all ODMG collections.
05:         * The ODMG collections are based on JavaSoft’s collection interfaces.
06:         * All of the operations defined by the JavaSoft <code>Collection</code>
07:         * interface are supported by an ODMG implementation of <code>DCollection</code>;
08:         * the exception <code>UnsupportedOperationException</code> is not thrown when a
09:         * call is made to any of the <code>Collection</code> methods.
10:         * <p>
11:         * <code>DCollection</code> contains methods used to perform queries on the collection.
12:         * The OQL query predicate is given as a string with the syntax of the
13:         * <code>where</code> clause of OQL. The predefined OQL variable <code>this</code>
14:         * is used inside the predicate to denote the current element of the collection.
15:         * @author	David Jordan (as Java Editor of the Object Data Management Group)
16:         * @version ODMG 3.0
17:         */
18:        // * @see com.sun.java.util.collections.UnsupportedOperationException
19:        public interface DCollection extends java.util.Collection {
20:            /**
21:             * Selects the single element of the collection for which the provided OQL query
22:             * predicate is true.
23:             * @param	predicate	An OQL boolean query predicate.
24:             * @return The element that evaluates to true for the predicate. If no element
25:             * evaluates to true, null is returned.
26:             * @exception	QueryInvalidException	The query predicate is invalid.
27:             */
28:            public Object selectElement(String predicate)
29:                    throws QueryInvalidException;
30:
31:            /**
32:             * Access all of the elements of the collection that evaluate to true for the
33:             * provided query predicate.
34:             * @param	predicate	An OQL boolean query predicate.
35:             * @return	An iterator used to iterate over the elements that evaluated true for the predicate.
36:             * @exception	QueryInvalidException	The query predicate is invalid.
37:             */
38:            public java.util.Iterator select(String predicate)
39:                    throws QueryInvalidException;
40:
41:            /**
42:             * Evaluate the boolean query predicate for each element of the collection and
43:             * return a new collection that contains each element that evaluated to true.
44:             * @param	predicate	An OQL boolean query predicate.
45:             * @return	A new collection containing the elements that evaluated true for the predicate.
46:             * @exception	QueryInvalidException	The query predicate is invalid.
47:             */
48:            public DCollection query(String predicate)
49:                    throws QueryInvalidException;
50:
51:            /**
52:             * Determines whether there is an element of the collection that evaluates to true
53:             * for the predicate.
54:             * @param	predicate	An OQL boolean query predicate.
55:             * @return	True if there is an element of the collection that evaluates to true
56:             * for the predicate, otherwise false.
57:             * @exception	QueryInvalidException	The query predicate is invalid.
58:             */
59:            public boolean existsElement(String predicate)
60:                    throws QueryInvalidException;
61:        }
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