[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>>Anyone know of an effective means to do this?
>>
>>Some perverse set of subclassing????
>Maybe I'm missing something, but can't you get EOModeler to generate your 
>class source and add some instance variables to the class and some 
>accessor methods.  They would appear to all as database values, but not 
>get written.  You might also add code to the constructor to initialize 
>this instance variable to some default value.
>
This is an issue if you change your model and use EOModeler to re-generate
your class source.
(Since EOModeler will overwrite your custom additions.)

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