C# - EF4: Compex Inheritance With Interfaces?
Mar 17, 2011
I'm using EF4 to generate a model. My architecture looks like this:
IMyEntity (custom interface)
-> MyEntity - EF generated class
IMyOtherEntity (custom interface)
-> MyExtendedEntity (Customn Partial class) : MyOtherEntity (EF Generated)
The first entity has a list of MyExtendedEntity. Is there any way I can bind this with the entity framework. I'm targetting ASP.NET and WPF. The main probnlem I have is that I need an ObservableCollection in WPF, while the EF generated class only has an EntityCollection which doesn't even seem to derive from ObservableCollection.
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