Hi!
That's the problem with the lack of multiple inheritance on Java.
Try to google for Java Multiple Inheritance so that you may find
patterns and solutions for this problem.
One obvious way is to include all the functionality on an external
class, and access it from both your WOComponent subclasses... but, of
course, it sucks.
Yours
Miguel Arroz
On 2006/07/06, at 19:18, Baiss Eric Magnusson wrote:
I have a class
public class SecureComponent extends WOComponent {
I have
public class ReviewTrans extends SecureComponent {
I want it to be
public class ReviewTrans extends SecureComponent {
where <SecureComponent> is a sub-class of WOLongResponsePage, not
WOComponent, but only for this one class.
NOTE: WOLongResponsePage is a sub-class of WOComponent.
All I can see to do is duplicate the code in SecureComponent and
create another class <SecureComponentLong>.
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Baiss Eric Magnusson
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