Getting Child Class Type From Parent Class Parameter In C#
Jul 6, 2010
I am going to have multiple "types" of an object and I am really not sure how best to retrieve/save those multiple types without having a separate save/retrieve for each type.
My classes:
[Code]....
I hope this makes sense. I'd rather not add a "type" column as I have this in another part of my database and I am not really liking it too much
UPDATE
Here's more info/questions for clarification, if necessary.
I'm really at a loss for how to incorporate them into my repository pattern.
When I call getEvaluation, I want it to return an abstract Evaluation, but I'm struggling with this code. Same with Saving - any insight on this would be excellent
UPDATE 2
Database:
Evaluations
Id (PK)
Comment
EvaluationType1
Id (FK to Evaluations.Id)
Field
EvaluationType1
Id (FK to Evaluations.Id)
Field
So, in getEvaluation(int id), I need to figure out what type of Evaluation they want. Does this mean I should pass in a type? Same is true in saveEvaluation, But I can do a switch/function map to see what Type it is.
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