Hi, Thomas Fischer schrieb: > It is not possible to define additional attributes in the subclasses, nor > is it possible to use another table for this. You must declare all members > in the one table where all the class hierarchy are saved to. What you can > do is to declare the "additional" members als protected, and override the > getters and setters with public methods in the subclass where you want to > access them. > Thanks for the clarification. What I'll do is to use delegation and wrap the classes with interfaces.
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