Hi All,

I like to add custom logic into the base classes... and thus I have overridden some of the classes.

For example:

BaseObject +------ MyCustomObject

I used the examples found in the docs.

My custom objects work fine - BUT, for some generated classes with Collections, they still refer to the base objects.

Is there a way to change this behaviour in LLBLGen? Basically I like the framework to generate code which points to my custom classes rather than the base objects.

Thanks.

If you're using adapter, please use the extended templates for adapter, available to you in the 3rd party section.

Otis wrote:

If you're using adapter, please use the extended templates for adapter, available to you in the 3rd party section.

Hello,

Just bought a license today, do you mean these templates?

Extended entity generator templates for Adapter

Thanks.

correct

Otis wrote:

correct

Is there any sample code on how to use these templates? When I generated my existing project, there are no subclasses created... do I need to define the subclasses too? I was under the impression that the template would generate default sub classes?

I also noticed two errors in the template:

            Task EntityClassGenerator
                    Could not find template 'SD_DerivedEntityAdapterTemplate'. It is not defined in the template set config file.


            Task DerivedEntityFactoryClassesGenerator
                    Could not find template 'SD_DerivedEntityFactoriesAdapterTemplate'. It is not defined in the template set config file.

I do have two template files of similar name... but with out the SD_.

Is this a bug, or something wrong with my install.

Thanks!

You have to select the proper generator config AND the proper template set! You've only selected the generator config, but not the custom template set THis will answer both questions

Otis wrote:

You have to select the proper generator config AND the proper template set! You've only selected the generator config, but not the custom template set THis will answer both questions

Worked great..... Thanks! ^_^