On Sep 5, 2008, at 10:53 AM, Florijan Stamenkovic wrote:
But you can override a method that returns NSArray<? extends
ManufacturedBatch> with one that returns NSArray<LotCode>. So, if
done this way you could have the relationships declared in all the
Java classes.
Doh! Of course. I forgot about the oh-so-intuitive "? extends Class"
syntax.
Still trying to figure out how Dave actually modeled this... Had no
idea you could "override" relationship properties (destination) in
subentities...
Yep. After you make the relationship on the super, go to the sub and
simply make the same relationship (same name) but pointing to a
different Entity. In my case the the way it will be is:
In Part:
public NSArray<? extends LotCode> lotCodes()...
and
In Intermediate:
public NSArray<? extends ManufacturedBatch> lotCodes()...
Intermediate is a subclass of Part, and ManufacturedBatch is a
subclass of LotCode.
Dave
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