Statement indicating a class' package name. Packages are divisions within an object-oriented program that group classes by functionality.

A library of files of a particle type (such as staticmeshes or textures).

A program element that contains classes and interfaces. See also default package and named package.

A collection of Track s used in MXF. The MXF Material Package describes the output timeline of an MXF File, the Top-Level File Package describes the stored Essence

See SQL package.

(1) a cohesive collection of software classes, interfaces, and other packages (i.e., a midsize software component).(2) a cohesive collection of work products.

A library of procedures grouped by common function or a group of application tasks grouped by common function.

A control structure produced during program preparation that is used to execute SQL statements.

A Content Package is a collection of content.

A package is a collection of modules related by authorship, maintenance, or distribution. A package can be a subprogram library, an interactive system, or a moderated collection of programs.

A package, like a file directory, is a general way to put like things together to provide organization. Packages may be nested within other packages.

a collection of things wrapped or boxed together

a cluster of information that controls the compilation of any static SQL statement, partially controls the compilation of any dynamic SQL statement, and influences the execution of any SQL request issued within its scope

a cohesive chunk of the user interface

a collection of aliases, triggers, scripts, preferences, and even plugin files

a collection of associated classes and interfaces

a collection of code that is built as a unit

a collection of Delphi units compiled into a special type of dynamic link library (DLL)

a collection of files about a special topic, for users' easy retrieval)

a collection of files and directories in a defined format

a collection of files that (together) implement a specific feature

a collection of functions and procedures that perform specific tasks

a collection of JCApplets and objects associated with only a single application

a collection of objects, including modules and other constructs, such as cursors, variables, exceptions, and records

a collection of PL/SQL elements, including data structures (from cursors to constants) and program units (procedures and functions)

a collection of related compilation units

a collection of related declarations which can be used in any program which needs them

a collection of related elements, including modules, variables, table and record TYPEs, cursors, and exceptions

a collection of related files and executables that can be independently installed

a collection of related files (binaries, libraries, documentation, and source code) and metadata

a collection of related files that are grouped together for distribution

a collection of related files used for some common purpose

a collection of related objects, including variables, TYPE statements (to define structures for records, tables, and cursors), exceptions, and modules

a collection of related types providing access protection and name space management

a collection of sections

a collection of software, which usually contains all of the files necessary to implement a set of related commands or features

a collection or group of objects that R can use

a concrete application of the event framework to a particular class of events

a construct PL/SQL has inherited from Ada, the language on which PL/SQL is based

a container for other PL/SQL elements, such as variables, constants, procedures, functions, and datatype definitions

a database object that groups logically related PL/SQL types, objects, and subprograms

a data set that is published as an individual entity that includes the files, desktop shortcuts, and registry entries needed for a particular application

a domain which does not define a distinguished type but does provide a collection of related exports

a file or collection of files containing extra L A T E X commands and programming which add new styling features or modify those already existing

a file that adds features to your Newton

a file with the extension '

a folder full of files with an extension

a folder that the Finder treats as a single file

a functional grouping of files and directories that form a software application

a group of directories and related files that make up a Mozilla application

a group of PL/SQL types, objects, and stored procedures and functions

a group of related functions, procedures, cursors, and variables

a group of related PL/SQL objects (variables, constants, types, and cursors) and subprograms that is stored in the database as a unit

a group of related PL/SQL procedures and functions

a group of related procedures and functions, along with the cursors and variables they use, stored together in the database for continued use as a unit

a kind of class library in Java

a logically associated set of classes

a Mathematica file consisting primarily of definitions that we can load into our system to create additional functionality

an abstraction-representing component associated by security and fault isolation as well as a physical file format

a named collection of related Tcl procedures and initialization code

an encapsulated collection of related procedures, functions and other program objects stored together in the database

an encapsulated collection of related program objects (e

an encapsulated collection of related program objects (for example, procedures, functions, variables, constants, cursors, and exceptions) stored together in the database

an object stored in the database that includes information needed to execute specific SQL statements in a single source file

a piece of compiled code that resides in a file with an extension of BPL

a PL/SQL construct that groups logically related types, objects, procedures, and functions

a related collection of files and directories that you wish to administer as a unit--e

a schema object that groups logically related PL/SQL types, items, and subprograms

a set of class files

a set of files laid out using the standard chrome directory structure of content, skins, and locales

a set of procedures and functions, together with the cursors and variables they use, stored as a unit

a set of XUL files and scripts that define the functionality of a user interface

a standardized collection of material extending R, e

a structure that contains definitions, blocks of PL/SQL code, or both in a single unit

a tree of files and directories that typically change together

a unit of logic bound to a database, such as a collection of procedures bound together as a unit

A collection of related, stored procedures or functions grouped together.

A term used in connection with Java code. A package is like a library in C. It provides a way to group together related object files. Each source file should be labelled with the name of the package to which it belongs. The package name is based on the directory containing the source file. Source files can "import" packages that they wish to use.

A set of statically bound SQL statements that is ready for processing. Also referred to as an application package.

In Python, a namespace created by a code file used to group together global variables, functions and classes.

Packages are program units that allow the specification of groups of logically related entities. Typically, a package contains the declaration of a type (often a private type or private extension) along with the declarations of primitive subprograms of the type, which can be called from outside the package, while their inner workings remain hidden from outside users. (26)

Collection of all related models and definitions in the COSA Process Designer. All package elements are stored and compiled together. Packages are stored in XPDL format. terug

Geographically isolated collection of groups/contacts/formations.

A collection of files and directories required for a software application.

is what becomes available via the import directive. It is a specially prepared library, either part of the Java distribution, your own or one you obtain from a third party. polymorphism is the process of transforming existing classes into more complex and useful ones such that messages to those objects behave in ways distinctly appropriate to the class(es) to which they belong. E.g.: for a superclass polygon, its area method will be implemented correctly in each of all derived classes which could include triangle, rectangle, hexagon, etc.

A package specifies a group of logically related entities, such as types, objects of those types, and subprograms with parameters of those types. It is written as a package declaration and a package body. The package declaration has a visible part, containing the declarations of all entities that can be explicitly used outside the package. It may also have a private part containing structural details that complete the specification of the visible entities, but which are irrelevant to the user of the package. The package body contains implementations of subprograms (and possibly tasks as other packages) that have been specified in the package declaration. A package is one of the kinds of program unit.

A collection of related class es that are literally packaged together in a Java archive (.jar) file.

In Java, a collection of sets of related classes.

A collection of logically related declarations (both public and private); typically, the declaration of a type together with the operations of that type. Implementation details are concealed within the corresponding package body.

A collection of related classes that are stored in a common directory. They are often literally packaged together in a Java archive (.jar) file.

A package is a mechanism used to encapsulate related classes, interfaces, and sub-packages. Package names are appended using a '.' and can be used to uniquely identify various classes which have the same name. For example, a class called "MyClass" inside package com.user1 has a fully qualified name of com.user1.MyClass. Another class called "MyClass" found inside package com.org has a fully qualified name of com.org.MyClass. This allows the Java compiler to differentiate classes that have the same relative names because their fully qualified names are unique.

Provides a method of encapsulating and storing related procedures, functions, and other package constructs together as a unit in the database.

A package is a set of related classes. A class either specifies a package or is part of an anonymous default package. A class can use Java import statements to specify other packages whose classes can then be referenced.

A Java keyword that is used to indicate the package name to which this class belongs. Conceptually, a package is a group of classes with a logically similar purpose.

a collection of classes, see import

A Conary package is a collection of components. A package may also be referred to as a Trove.

The package statement specifies which package the code in the file is part of. Java code that is part of a particular package has access to all classes ( public and non- public) in the package, and all non- private methods and fields in all those classes. When Java code is part of a named package, the compiled class file must be placed at the appropriate position in the CLASSPATH directory hierarchy before it can be accessed by the Java interpreter or other utilities. If the package statement is omitted from a file, the code in that file is part of an unnamed default package. This is convenient for small test programs, or during development because it means the code can be interpreted from the current directory.

A named collection of class definitions. Typically, packages are used to group together related class definitions within large programs.

In a Java library of classes, a group of classes and interfaces. Package names are separated by dots and stored in directories that match these names. When specifying Java classes within an SQL-J statement, you must specify the package name along with the class name.

A file that contains a set of related files that can be installed as a unit.

package is a collection of procedures and functions stored within the database package usually has a specification and a body stored separately in the database. The specification is the interface to the application and declares types, variables, exceptions, cursors and subprograms. The body implements the specification. When a procedure or function within the package is referenced, the whole package gets loaded into memory. So when you reference another procedure or function within the package, it is already in memory.

An entity that groups related classes together, the name must reflect the directory structure used to store the classes.

Collection of files that make up a JUNOS software component.

A package is a collection or grouping of related classes or of classes with related functionality.

a special kind of DLL that has native VCL support built-in

a special VCL-aware DLL that was designed with issues such as RTTI in mind

a metadata object specialized for a particular purpose

an elegant way of encapsulating code and data that interact together into a single unit

an icon that represents an embedded or linked OLE object

a powerful tool for obtaining the complete definition of a schema object

a set of pointcuts (containing interceptor and introduction definitions), precedence statements (to deal with ordering), and object definitions

a snapshot picture of the objects on the deployment server at that moment

a structured representation of a set of independent objects

a transportable archive containing the portal objects that can be exported or imported

a type of OLE object that encapsulates another object, a file, or a command line inside a graphic representation (such as an icon or bitmap)

a value encapsulating an arbitrary (higher-order) module and its signature

a variable that contains all the objects needed to run the command

a wrapped, boxed, or otherwise contained object

(Lisp) The Common Lisp object that serves as a symbol table. As you might therefore expect, a package maps a string to a symbol. The Lisp *package* variable defines the default package for symbols being read into the Lisp system. See the "Lisp packages" section for more details.

an object of type package.

A Common Lisp object that specifies a mapping between print name strings and symbols.

An icon that represents embedded or linked information. That information may consist of a complete file, such as a Paint bitmap, or part of a file, such as a spreadsheet cell. When you choose the package, the application used to create the object either plays the object (for example, a sound file) or opens and displays the object. If you change the original information, linked information is automatically updated. However, you must manually update embedded information. See also: embedded object; linked object; OLE

A bundled-up piece of sysadmin "added value". Nearly everything in the ARK world comes in a package. Each team does some combination of providing and using packages.

a bundle of functionality, typically a set of components and represents building blocks

a bundle of JotSpot wiki pages described by a manifest

a bundle of one or more information entities such as SAS data sets, SAS catalogs, or almost any other type of digital content

a bundle (with a

a product bundle, and allows site owners to provide customers with purchase options

Tickets or services bundled together and sold at single all-inclusive price.

A number of filesets that have been collected into a single installable image of program products, or LPPs. Multiple filesets can be bundled together for installing groups of software together. See also fileset and Licensed Program Product.

A package is a bundle of software in a single file. ZENworks Linux Management services ship all software in this format. Packages contain one or more files that are installed to particular locations on a system, plus information about the package, such as what applications must also be present for it to be installed. ZENworks Linux Management supports only the RPM package format.

a container of model elements, and is displayed in the Project Browser using the 'folder icon' familiar to Windows users

a grouping construct that allows you to take any construct in the UML and group its elements together into higher-level units

an organizing element in the object class model it is a general mechanism to separate the models in themes or to regroup some elements of the model

a UML construct that enables you to organize model elements, such as use cases or classes, into groups

A Model element that divides the Model into a hierarchy.

a general term used when two or more elements are attached to a project (such as a star and a director).

The assembly of the basic elements necessary to secure financing for a film.

The binary installation package that is distributed to customers by the packager. The package is installed on the target machine so the customer can use the software.

An encapsulation of a file so that it can be embedded into a container.

An enclosure surrounding a semiconductor device that allows it to perform its stated function whilst conferring an adequate degree of mechanical and environmental protection.

An enclosure for a single element, an integrated circuit, or a hybrid circuit. It provides hermetic or non-hermetic protection, determines the form factor, and serves as the first level interconnection externally for the device by means of package terminals. A package generally consists of a bottom part, called the case or header, and a top part, called the cover or lid. These are sealed into one unit.

Unit of distribution for a given functionality. This includes all of the necessary configuration, templates, Perl code, etc. You can install, upgrade and remove packages to or from your website. You configure a package using the action.perl and spops.perl files.

An enclosure designed to protect, preserve, and contain a commodity for shipment or storage.

A package is a compressed file in a distribution specific format. It contains the files for a particular program you want to install. Packages are usually installed via the dpkg or rpm package managers.

A package is a set of customized installation code for Internet Explorer. A package contains all necessary code and files to install, configure and run Internet Explorer. The IEAK can configure packages for several different types of installation media.

information, documentation, print outs, diagrams, and/or electronic files that document activities conducted under a particular project or task for a particular stage in software development life cycle (requirements package for requirements analysis, software development package for design and development, software test package for testing, user's guidance and training package for implementation, and change package for modifying baselined systems or modules).

A shipment containing one or more files and/or a Job Ticket.

a wrapped container

(computer science) written programs or procedures or rules and associated documentation pertaining to the operation of a computer system and that are stored in read/write memory; "the market for software is expected to expand"

a collection of files constituting an extension to XEmacs that may be optionally installed or uninstalled as a unit

a directory containing all the files needed to use a piece of software

a distribution-specific software-"zip" (called

a file containing the files necessary to install an application

a file that contains all the data for a program (binary files, documentation, configuration files, etc

a folder that contains subfolders and files

a logical directory, which includes a specially named XML file, any XML control documents it references (such as XSDs), and sub-directories containing the actual physical resources

an artificial swarm 'packed' in a wood and wire gauze container by a beekeeper offering bees for sale

a piece of software that forms an atomic unit

a purchase which contains at least two components (eg

a self contained piece of software intended to perform a well defined task, e

a self-contained piece of software, perhaps with some external dependencies (e

a self-contained unit of sale, which is assigned to one person

a set of information about a new program install and includes the installer source as well

a set of related utilities that are provided and installed together, either by building them from source code or by installing binaries that someone else has prepared

a single addressable resource, logically containing embedded addressable resources, referred to as "parts"

a single file containing all the images in the album

a single unit containing several stored sub-programs

a special Mathematica file that contains definitions for commands beyond those supplied in the basic software distribution

a zip file containing MIDI Editor parameters and sounds files for a particular MIDI device

The container for an electronic component(s) with terminals to provide electrical access to the inside of the container. In addition, the container usually provide hermetic and environmental protection for, and a particular form factor to, the assembly of electronic components.

Container for a die that provides protection and connection to the next higher level of integration.

A small- to moderate-sized container. Containers referred to in the carrier classifications as fiberboard packages do not necessarily comply with Item 222 or Rule 41. (See also: Numbered Package)

Container for a semiconductor die that protects it and has electrodes that facilitate electrical connection of the die to the external circuit.

Enclosure of a product to contain, preserve and protect the product, make it easier to use, and identify the contents.

A computer program, or set of programs, which provides the user with the means to perform a certain set of tasks, or for solving a particular set of computational problems. Examples include: a word-processing package, a statistics package, a communications package, a business graphics package, a database package. See also Software and Program.

An icon that represents embedded or linked information. That information can consist of a complete file, such as a Paint bitmap, or part of a file, such as a spreadsheet cell. When a package is chosen, the application used to create the object either plays the object (if it is a sound file, for example) or opens and displays the object. If the original information is changed, linked information is then updated. However, embedded information needs to be manually updated. In Systems Management Server, an object that contains the files and instructions for distributing software to a distribution point. See also embedded object; linked object; object linking and embedding (OLE).

All software in Red Hat Enterprise Linux is divided into software packages. Software updates are released in the form of RPM packages that can be installed on a Red Hat Enterprise Linux system.

In Windows Installer, a relational database that contains all the information necessary to install a product. The MSI file associates components with features and contains information that controls the installation process.

A group of software components installed ona Cisco CRS-1 Series routing system.

Solaris software package. The mechanism by which software is delivered on Solaris.

A Windows Installer database (file) that contains the instructions to manage the state of the software on a computer.

A container for die providing protection and connection to the next level of integration.

A compressed file containing one or more Learning Resources for storage or distribution

The enclosure used to protect the die and interconnect it to the board.

A group of components that together create some software. A package contains the executables that comprise the software, but also includes information files and scripts. Software is installed in the form of packages.

A group of software components installed on the router.

a protective container for electronic components with terminals to provide electrical and or optical access.

Includes container in which any food, drug, cosmetic or device is wholly or partly contained, placed or packed.

(sometimes referred to informally as Tarball or Distribution) Package is a compressed archive file containing all the files and directories required for installing the software. Often packages have have external dependencies which may require additional software be installed as a prerequisite.

All of the parameters needed for an installation task. It includes a packet, a list of destinations and a schedule.

A piece or group of software e.g. Word or Office.

Holder used to contain the crystal blank.

software suite designed for a particular job, such as word-processing or accounts.

An accounting software program in which data imported into the SBCM database was created.

Games won with the opponent never coming to the table. A four pack would be four consecutive games won from the break with no change in inning. "Joe put a 5 pack together from the lag!"

See assemble.

A set of computer programs tied together through a menu system.

a reusable set of either functional or assurance components (e.g., an EAL), combined together to satisfy a set of identified security objectives.

An all inclusive term used to define the assembled enclosures of a mailing effort.

For radioactive materials, the packaging together with its radioactive contents as presented for transport (the packaging plus the radioactive contents is the package).

A set of files assembled together for distribution. It includes RPMs, DEBs and any other kind of packaging system.

A pre-arranged combination of travel components 'packaged' together and sold at an all-inclusive price in a single transaction.

A set of advantages, disadvantages, and skills which must be taken together.

A term used to describe all of the assembled enclosures (parts or elements) of a mailing effort.

a completed television news story on tape, which is edited before a news show goes on air and contains reporter’s stand-ups, narration over images, and an out-cue for the anchor to start speaking at the end of the tape

(n) A TV story written by a reporter and produced on tape. It includes an anchor intro (read live on the air, not taped). The main body of the story is a self-contained segment on audio or videotape, including the reporter's track, at least one sound bite, and possibly a standup. See wrap.

A reporter's story told on tape with video clips of people he or she has interviewed, plus animation, graphics, stills or other visual elements.

a programming context in which local variables are defined and used, as in a subroutine

a self-contained unit of user-defined variables and subroutines, which can be re-used over and over again

a set of constants, variables, data types and routines in a single compile unit

a set of related functions and / or routines

See Result Set Package.

A set of signals and events that define a type of voice endpoint or connection. Examples include line-package, trunk-package, dtmf-package, and atm-package. See the commands mgcp default-package, page 65, and mgcp package-capability, page 76, for more information on using these packages.

Container with leads for an IC chip (also known as an envelope or outline)

The total of all elements that go into one promotional mailing (outer envelope, letter, brochure, reply device, business reply envelope, and so on).

a precompiled set of binaries with installation instructions that can be set up on your system with a minimum of work

a distributable entity

a group of modules that are distributed or function as a unit

an add on to a module or to ToME, like new quest, new graphics,

A set of data granules organized for distribution by a DAAC. Source: ESDIS IMS Lexicon.

A single delivery instance of a group of items. For example, a single issue of a parts manual or a single set of headlines. A package is the atomic unit of information distribution in ICE.

a grouping thing

a product that is made up from groups of items

a programmatic construct that groups Java byte code into named contexts

a program or utility

a way of grouping methods together that are intended to work together as a group, like java

a web page or group of web pages that are closely related, as defined by the clustering process

a group of approved courses that satisfy the learning objectives of a Cluster.

Common term for a group of combat aircraft

the group of players on the field for a given play. For example, the Nickel Package substitutes a cornerback for either a linebacker or a defensive lineman (the latter is referred to as a 3-3-5 Nickel), or the Jumbo package substitutes a wide receiver with a tight end.

A general purpose mechanism for organizing elements into groups. Packages may be nested within other packages. A system may be thought of as a single high-level package, with everything else in the system contained in it.

An order for a group of titles which all are received as part of this order.

A group of television or radio spots offered for sale at a lower price than spots that are sold separately.

a group of television or radio programs and commercial spots offered at a discount by a network or station.

Definition: A grouping of services and plans which are sold together under specific terms and conditions.

A program or group of programs intended to help automate some procedures, e.g. Accounting package, financial package. hidhaa View

A program or combination of programs or commercial spots offered to a sponsor as a unit, usually at a discount.

The lease application, credit application and supporting documents submitted by a leasing oriented sales person in conjunction with securing a lease approval, and typically occurring during the lease application through approval process.

a great way to save time and money on your next vacation

a wrapped box that contains something

Partition Physical Library

Archive of application programs or libraries, generated by the build of a module, to be distributed to end users.

1. Any physical piece of cargo in relation to transport consisting of the contents and its packing for the purpose of ease of handling by manual or mechanical means. 2. The final product of the packing operation consisting of the packing and its contents to facilitate manual or mechanical handling.

Award determinations for students made by financial aid.

A combination of subscription services and/or events which is sold for a single price that is usually less than that combination of programming services would be if sold separately.