ic frameworks.
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>2. Have a main framework. Then reference it from each project. Subclass the generic framework classes into an application set of classes.
>Pros: Changes to generic framework are rippled through to the application frameworks.
>Cons: The application framework is flat. Changing the behaviour of all types of
>Is there a better way to do this?

Check out the discussion we have been having in the Mere Mortals group. It basically talks about the hook object design pattern. The allows you to modify the operation of a class without subclassing.

You can have a seperate hook object or objects for each application.

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