> ...
>
> > Or did I musunderstand what you were saying ?
>
> Probably. What happens in our case is that the call always goes to
> TablePeer.getOMClass(). If that does not exist,
> BaseTablePeer.getOMClass() gets called. If this didn't work, we could
> never use TablePeer.doSelect() because the method is in fact in
> BaseTablePeer. If you add a static method getOMClass() to TablePeer,
> this will get called. This is not exactly an "override" but works as
> such. Torque has many places where this behavior is employed.
Shame on me. How have I been committer to Torque for such a long time and
not grasp this?
Thanks for explaining.
Thomas
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