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public class ConcreteEntity : Entity { [Field, NotNullConstraint] public AbstractEntity Foo { get; set; } } public abstract AbstractEntity : Entity { }
asked Jan 23 '11 at 17:40
ara 395●87●87●91
edited Jan 24 '11 at 10:23
Dmitri Maximov 2211●1●2●11
And when you create new instance of ConcreteEntity class, do you manually assign value to property Foo ? And if so is this property of some type which is derived (non-abstract) class of base (abstract) class AbstractEntity ?
ConcreteEntity
Foo
AbstractEntity
We will investigate the issue, thanks for the bug report.
Could you publish a stack trace?
Unfortunately, we've failed to reproduce the case.
answered Feb 08 '11 at 04:34
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And when you create new instance of
ConcreteEntity
class, do you manually assign value to propertyFoo
? And if so is this property of some type which is derived (non-abstract) class of base (abstract) classAbstractEntity
?We will investigate the issue, thanks for the bug report.
Could you publish a stack trace?