Thank you for your responses.
I use the annotation method of Doctrine 2 for my entities.
I've searched a little on the doctrine 2 documentation and the Single Table
Inheritance is perfect in my case ^^
Thank you yet ;)
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class T {
protected $commonField1;
protected $commonField2;
}
class GT extends T {
protected $otherField1;
protected $otherField2;
}
class FT extends T {
protected $otherField3;
protected $otherField4;
}
This is for plain PHP... If you need to implement that in Doctrine 2 you
Le 14/06/2011 14:47, Jérémy Simonklein a écrit :
Hi all,
I would want to create 2 different classes GT and FT from a parent
class T.
I want GT and FT to have same attributes thant T, but FT and GT should
have two additionnal different attributes.
How can I do it ?
I've searched for doctrine
