To extend a class which is already extends by ebean model class
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I am developing a java playframework project.I am using Book class which is a sub class.It is extended from Item abstract class.I want to use com.avaje.ebean library and extend the Book class to add data to the database.So it means I have to extend two classes.
Is there alternative way of doing this?
Can you give me any solution.
java playframework ebean
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kavinda nehansana
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I am developing a java playframework project.I am using Book class which is a sub class.It is extended from Item abstract class.I want to use com.avaje.ebean library and extend the Book class to add data to the database.So it means I have to extend two classes.
Is there alternative way of doing this?
Can you give me any solution.
java playframework ebean
asked Nov 19 at 17:52
kavinda nehansana
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Possible duplicate of Extending from two classes
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Nov 19 at 17:53
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I am developing a java playframework project.I am using Book class which is a sub class.It is extended from Item abstract class.I want to use com.avaje.ebean library and extend the Book class to add data to the database.So it means I have to extend two classes.
Is there alternative way of doing this?
Can you give me any solution.
java playframework ebean
asked Nov 19 at 17:52
kavinda nehansana
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I am developing a java playframework project.I am using Book class which is a sub class.It is extended from Item abstract class.I want to use com.avaje.ebean library and extend the Book class to add data to the database.So it means I have to extend two classes.
Is there alternative way of doing this?
Can you give me any solution.
java playframework ebean
java playframework ebean
asked Nov 19 at 17:52
kavinda nehansana
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asked Nov 19 at 17:52
kavinda nehansana
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asked Nov 19 at 17:52
kavinda nehansana
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asked Nov 19 at 17:52
kavinda nehansana
1
asked Nov 19 at 17:52
kavinda nehansana
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Possible duplicate of Extending from two classes
– MWB
Nov 19 at 17:53
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Possible duplicate of Extending from two classes
– MWB
Nov 19 at 17:53
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Possible duplicate of Extending from two classes
– MWB
Nov 19 at 17:53
Possible duplicate of Extending from two classes
– MWB
Nov 19 at 17:53
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You can do it by Multi-level inheritance:
class a {}
class b extends a{}
class c extends b{}
or else you have to go for interface concept, there you can implement n no. of classes
answered Nov 19 at 17:59
user9150771
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So if I extend my abstract class using ebean model class. will I be able to add sub class data to the database.
– kavinda nehansana
Nov 19 at 18:17
I hope it should work, try once
– user9150771
Nov 19 at 19:10
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1 Answer
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active
oldest
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You can do it by Multi-level inheritance:
class a {}
class b extends a{}
class c extends b{}
or else you have to go for interface concept, there you can implement n no. of classes
answered Nov 19 at 17:59
user9150771
217
So if I extend my abstract class using ebean model class. will I be able to add sub class data to the database.
– kavinda nehansana
Nov 19 at 18:17
I hope it should work, try once
– user9150771
Nov 19 at 19:10
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
You can do it by Multi-level inheritance:
class a {}
class b extends a{}
class c extends b{}
or else you have to go for interface concept, there you can implement n no. of classes
answered Nov 19 at 17:59
user9150771
217
So if I extend my abstract class using ebean model class. will I be able to add sub class data to the database.
– kavinda nehansana
Nov 19 at 18:17
I hope it should work, try once
– user9150771
Nov 19 at 19:10
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
up vote
0
down vote
You can do it by Multi-level inheritance:
class a {}
class b extends a{}
class c extends b{}
or else you have to go for interface concept, there you can implement n no. of classes
answered Nov 19 at 17:59
user9150771
217
You can do it by Multi-level inheritance:
class a {}
class b extends a{}
class c extends b{}
or else you have to go for interface concept, there you can implement n no. of classes
answered Nov 19 at 17:59
user9150771
217
answered Nov 19 at 17:59
user9150771
217
answered Nov 19 at 17:59
user9150771
217
answered Nov 19 at 17:59
user9150771
217
217
So if I extend my abstract class using ebean model class. will I be able to add sub class data to the database.
– kavinda nehansana
Nov 19 at 18:17
I hope it should work, try once
– user9150771
Nov 19 at 19:10
add a comment |
So if I extend my abstract class using ebean model class. will I be able to add sub class data to the database.
– kavinda nehansana
Nov 19 at 18:17
I hope it should work, try once
– user9150771
Nov 19 at 19:10
So if I extend my abstract class using ebean model class. will I be able to add sub class data to the database.
– kavinda nehansana
Nov 19 at 18:17
So if I extend my abstract class using ebean model class. will I be able to add sub class data to the database.
– kavinda nehansana
Nov 19 at 18:17
I hope it should work, try once
– user9150771
Nov 19 at 19:10
I hope it should work, try once
– user9150771
Nov 19 at 19:10
add a comment |
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Possible duplicate of Extending from two classes
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