yes, that is the plan. A large number of these methods can be generated
while only some may be used in an application so this helps to keep the
public api to a more reasonable size. In fact some might argue that all
the base class methods should be protected. It also allows you to give
a possibly shorter and more descriptive name to the public methods while
not leaving another public method with duplicate functionality.
john mcnally
Age Mooy wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I tried to acces the doSelectJoinX() method of one of my Peers from a pull tool and
>the compiler told me that
> this method was protected... why is this ? Now I'm forced to add a wrapper method to
>the Peer extension class
> to access this protected method... was this the plan ?
>
> Age
>
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