There is no need to do that.
The userInfo dictionary is accessible already. Every object (EOModel, EOEntity,
EOAttribute, EORelationship, etc) can be asked for its userInfo dictionary.
That is the whole point!
If this is java just do,
dict=theObject.userInfo();
WebScript:
dict=[theObject userInfo];
-dave
Richard Lewis-Shell wrote:
> (I tried the eof list first, but there was no reply - can anyone here help?)
>
> Hi,
>
> If I create a subclass of EOEntityClassDescription to provide access to
> values stored in an entity's userInfo dictionary, how do I make EOModel
> respond to the 'EOClassDescriptionNeeded...' notifications with the subclass
> rather than an EOEntityClassDescription?
>
> Richard
