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Is it possible to use more than one value in the discriminator field for inheritance?
So if the value in the discriminator field is "a" or "b" the object type is "Type_A", if the value is "c" the type is "Type_B".
Thanks for information.
So if the value in the discriminator field is "a" or "b" the object type is "Type_A", if the value is "c" the type is "Type_B".
Thanks for information.
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Hi Andreas,
I am afraid that such scenarios are not supported by OpenAccess - a class could have only one discriminator value. You could try using a dummy derived type with no additional properties, which is marked with the second discriminator value.
Greetings,
Alexander
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I am afraid that such scenarios are not supported by OpenAccess - a class could have only one discriminator value. You could try using a dummy derived type with no additional properties, which is marked with the second discriminator value.
Greetings,
Alexander
the Telerik team
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answered on 17 Apr 2013, 09:59 AM
Ok, thank you for support.