I am trying to extend BusinessBase in a similar fashion to what Petar did with ActiveObjects. I have searched all over to no avail so hopefully someone can help me out. I had a good start on this, I though, however his code is in VB and mine C#
This is what his constructor looks like in VB
Public MustInherit Class ActiveBusinessBase(Of T As BusinessBase(Of T)) Inherits BusinessBase(Of T) Implements IActiveBusinessBase Implements ISafeSubscriber
This is what my constructor Looks like:
public abstract class SCBusinessBase : Csla.Core.BusinessBase where T : SCBusinessBase, ISubscriber
With this constructor I get the following error on compilation in my derived class:
"The type MyDerivedClass must be convertible to Observer.ISubscriber in order to use it as a parameter T in the generic type or method SCBusinessBase.
So I make MyDerivedClass implement the same interface (ISubscriber). Then I get errors such as:
"Cannot Convert from SCBusinessBase to Observer.ISubscriber"
I have also tried this:
public abstractclass SCBusinessBase : BusinessBase where T: SCBusinessBase
And several other possibilities. So my question is, how can I extend BusinessBase with my own base class and not have to recode what is already in BusinssBase in the framework?
Brian,
Thanks for the help it is working now, I just had things out of order.
Thanks,
Ryan
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