Subclass Business Object


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Trent L. Taylor (05/26/2008)
Have I missed something?

Just FYI, we will be adding the ability to register as many foreign key relationships as you would like.  You will only be able to do one through the standard designer (like now), but in code, you can register as many foreign key relationships as possible.  We have already implemented this within our medical app and it will become part of the framework.  If all works out then it will be in the final 1.6.6 build otherwise it would most definitely be in the 1.6.7 build.

Glad to hear about this since I am about to need that functionality in my application next stage. Tongue

You will only be able to do one through the standard designer (like now)

Why? is there a design limitation for this?

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Have I missed something?

This property is slightly different and can only be seen when using the component designer (not visible from within an instance of an object [i.e. dropped on a form]).  I will work just fine thought if you open the inherited BO within a component designer (i.e. double-click the BO from the solution explorer).

Just FYI, we will be adding the ability to register as many foreign key relationships as you would like.  You will only be able to do one through the standard designer (like now), but in code, you can register as many foreign key relationships as possible.  We have already implemented this within our medical app and it will become part of the framework.  If all works out then it will be in the final 1.6.6 build otherwise it would most definitely be in the 1.6.7 build.

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Hi,

I have a child BO that needs to have many parent relationships. I know one child BO can only have one parent BO so I thought the solution was to subclass the child and set the ParentRelationship for each one. However, when I open the subclassed child BO in the designer, the ParentRelationship option is not visible in the Properties window. However, it is visible for the original child BO that is subclassed to MicroFour.StrataFrame.Business.BusinessLayer.

The strange thing is other SF properties (such as IncludeInFormSave) are visible in the subclassed BOs.

Have I missed something?

Thanks in advance,

Aaron

 


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