The properties of the EntityData class are listed below. For a complete list of EntityData class members, see the EntityData Members topic.
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![]() | It is only when polymorphism is really needed that we add the machinery to handle children and polymorphism. A polymorphic branch is defined as the set consisting of a polymorphic entity, its children and (recursively) the children of its children. Inside a polymorphic branch, OIDs must be unique. Between two unrelated polymorphic branches, OIDs may not be unique. The polymorphism manager retreives the entity factory associated with a particular OID inside a polymorphic branch. |
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EntityData Class | Eldorado.Object.Domain Namespace