> Now, if I could add
>
> "_commonClassPropertyNames" = (list, of, common, attributes)
>
> and a
>
> "_commonClassName" = "com.bestmaid.bakeryManagement.common.part.Part"
So I'm with you on commonClassName, but I'm not sure why you would
need commonClassPropertyNames. Aren't all properties on both server
and client? If we added a common class name to the entity, and setup
the EOModelRenderContext to only return the common class name (which
would be the superclass of the client and server classes), then your
relationships would all point to the correct class (or rather their
superclass, which should always work). But maybe I'm not following
the common class property issue ...
ms
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