I'm trying to figure out a way to accomplish the following and cannot
figure it out (or find an example online)
A Product can contain a collection of Products.
Each Product could belong to more than one collection.
The Product does not know about who contains it.
A Product that contains a collection can not be contained in a
collection (this is optional... I can always enforce through
the .AddSubProduct method).
For example, I have Products A-F. Product E contains A & B. Product F
contains A, C & D. Product E contains B & C. So, the code would be
something like:
Product A = new Product;
Product B = new Product;
...
F.AddSubProduct(A);
F.AddSubProduct(C);
...
E.AddSubProduct(B);
E.AddSubProduct(C);
...
for each (Product p in F.SubProducts){
...
}
Any ideas on how to do this? I think the backend would basically be
two tables... Product and SubProduct. SubProduct would contains a
column for parent and child. I just don't know how to map this...
Many thanks to any help,
Jamie
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