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Comments by Jimmy Beh (Top 4 by date)
Jimmy Beh
22-Nov-11 22:21pm
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your right, but your case is for normal object DataRow. What i meant in the problem is that I'm trying to inherit from a strongly Typed DataRow. As a result, i have no choice but to inherit in such a way.
Moreover, DataRow has a default DataRowBuilder as the parameter. The question is how do I create the constructor of this class if i were to inherit from a strongly typed DataRow where DataRowBuilder's value are not meant to be used. There is no way to pass any value through this constructor then. How is it suppose to be initialized then?
Jimmy Beh
16-Nov-11 0:08am
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thanks..im a newbie to this forum here
Jimmy Beh
15-Nov-11 4:29am
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so from what you said, u meant that the class could not be initialized is due to the inheritance problem instead of wrong method in initializing it?
Jimmy Beh
15-Nov-11 4:13am
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It needs a parameter which is "DataRowBuilder" to define the constructor from the research made. that is why i declared in such a way by having "DataRowBuilder" as the constructor's parameter. but somehow i need to initialize "ClassA" to use the constructor in "ClassB". and it failed, any other method to make this work?