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  • Subject: Re: modify search form on result page?
  • From: James Cicenia <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 9 Aug 2004 18:28:41 -0500

Man I'd die if I couldn't use inheritance in WOComponents! You are getting the behavior in your custom ones now by inheriting from WOComponent. Why stop there :-)

EO's can be a little tricky to depending on what kind of inheritance you're talking about. If you want the classic LifeForm -> Mammal -> Dog kind of inheritance then you've got database decisions to make. But I use inheritance all the time to give all of my eo's common behavior. That's how eogenerator does it's magic.

;david
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I agree about the inheritance... however, I originally had done an EO Inheritance, but, now my primary key table only has one entry as the all inherited from the base class. I was wondering if you knew what would happen if I uncouple this inheritance as specified in EOModeler. This then leads me to wonder what kind of inheritance did you do at the EO level?


-James Cicenia
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