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- Core Component Property is just a field, an attribute of an ACC.
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Not sure about this - according to p.75 Figure 7-1, it appears that
"Basic CC Property" is a mechanism to link a BCC with its Data Type. So
apparently Core Component Properties apply not just to ACCs but to BCCs
as well.
Joe
Diego Ballvé wrote:
>
> [S8]
> Stored Core Component Properties shall be stored as part of the stored
> Aggregate Core Component to which they belong, i.e. they shall never
> exist independently of their owning Aggregate Core Component.
>
> <JMC>
> I think we need a clarification on the term "Core Component Property".
> Can anyone please tell me the difference between a "Core Component" and
> a "Core Component Property"?
> </JMC>
>
> I can offer my POW here:
>
> - Core Component Property is just a field, an attribute of an ACC.
> - ACC contains BCCs/ASCCs but needs extra info about it.
> -> Core Component Property is a composite attribute.
>
> In analogy to Content Component for Core Component Type, from last
> week's unfinished discussion, ACC (CCT) has CCProperty (Content
> Component) which has CoreComponent (primitive type) and extra fields.
>
> One more example, the same "Person. Details" ACC can be used in different
> aggregates, with different Cardinalities and maybe different Property
> Terms, without the need to redefine the ACC. Just redefine the reference
> (CC Property).
>
> Somebody should shout NOW if this is too wrong. :)
>
> Diego
