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1 instance
"An object in relation to the class to which it belongs. For example, an object myList that belongs to a class List is an instance of the class List." -
2 object flow state
"In an activity diagram, a state that defines an object flow between actions. An object flow state signifies the availability of an instance of a classifier in a given state, usually as the result of an operation." -
3 composite object
"A high-level object made of tightly bound parts. A composite object is an instance of a composite class, which implies the composition aggregation between the class and its parts." -
4 permission object
"An instance of a permission class that represents access rights to resources or identity. A permission object can be used to specify a request, demand, or a grant of permission." -
5 COM object
An instance of a COM class. -
6 type descriptor
"An object that defines the data type of an input, output or return parameter of a method instance object." -
7 boxing
"The conversion of a value type instance to an object, which implies that the instance will carry full type information at run time and will be allocated in the heap. The Microsoft intermediate language (MSIL) instruction set's box instruction converts a value type to an object by making a copy of the value type and embedding it in a newly allocated object." -
8 class module
A module that can contain the definition for a new object. Each instance of a class creates a new object. Procedures defined in the module become properties and methods of the object. -
9 schema
"The set of definitions for the universe of objects that can be stored in a directory. For each object class, the schema defines which attributes an instance of the class must have, which additional attributes it can have, and which other object classes can be its parent object class." -
10 graph edge
"A unit in the graph index that consists of an actor, an action, and an object. A graph edge represents an action done by one entity on another entity, or some relationship between two entities. For instance, an edge can represent a user (actor) viewing (action) a document (object). Or an edge can represent a user (actor) being the manager (action) of another user (object). Each graph edge contains metadata, such as a timestamp, relevance weight, and action type." -
11 replica
"In Active Directory replication, one instance of a logical Active Directory partition that is synchronized by means of replication between domain controllers that hold copies of the same directory partition. Replica can also refer to an instance of an object or attribute in a distributed directory." -
12 instantiate
To create an instance of an object in object-oriented programming. -
13 context property
"The implicit state, and code to manage that state, held on behalf of an object instance. For example, the transaction context property holds the transaction identifier of the transaction that the object is participating in." -
14 mandatory constraint
"A constraint that requires every instance of an object type's population to play that role. With a disjunctive mandatory role constraint, each member of the object type's population must play at least one of the roles indicated." -
15 unboxing
The conversion of an object instance to a value type. -
16 context control block
An internal file system structure in which a file system maintains the per-file object state for an open instance of a file. -
17 CCB
An internal file system structure in which a file system maintains the per-file object state for an open instance of a file. -
18 foreign-address
"A deprecated function in List Processor (Lisp), specifying the location of a foreign object which takes the form of a Lisp integer, a Lisp vector, or a foreign-pointer instance." -
19 animation effect
"A special visual or sound effect added to text or an object. For instance, a user can have the text bullet points fly in from the left, one word at a time, or hear the sounds of applause when a picture is uncovered." -
20 direct access
A way of accessing properties and methods supplied by WMI in a script as if they were automation properties and methods of an object instance.
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