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David Mitchell >> Sun, 2 Apr 2000 4:38:15 GMT
A parent-child relationship means that if the parent object is deleted, the child will automatically be destroyed also (but not vice versa). And a peer-peer means that either can be deleted independently of each other.
eg A parent-child might be used if you have a Customer object (parent) with a relationship to allMyAccounts. When the customer was removed, you would want to remove their bank accounts also (but not the converse).
A peer-peer might be if you have a Teacher object which has a many-to-many allMyStudents (Student has allMyTeachers).
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David Mitchell
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PS What do you mean does this server support HTTP? The news server? HTTP is a protocol, if you mean HTML, then that depends on what program people are using to view the messages.