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Example: Location
Model: Object is a resource
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Example: Patient : PatientAttribute : PatientAttributeType
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Example: Location : LocationTagMap : LocationTag
Model: Primary is a resource; Mapping is a sub-resource of Primary; Secondary is a resource
- Parent Primary contains a createable, uneditable collection of mappingssecondaries
- Mapping contains an uneditable reference to primary
- Mapping contains a creatable, potentially non-editable reference to secondary (whether relationships can be updated is an open question)
- Secondary does not contain a reference to primary or mapping
- Primary resource has a special query whose parameter is a secondary uuid which returns all primaries related to the secondary; this query is identified by the name of the secondary (as there may be several such relationships)Mapping subresource has a special query whose parameter is a secondary uuid which returns all mappings related to the secondary
- Relationships are created by creating a mapping subresource with the proper secondary reference
- Relationships are deleted by deleting the mapping
NOTE: The direction in which the relationship is broken is arbitrary, but there can only be one collection of mappings or counterparty objects because of caching issues.