Ok,

BuilderB and BuilderD... are they different.

I read Doug Hennig's recent articles about BuilderD, and how to use it, and also, the BuilderD builder that he wrote... but really... all that seemed to be was a fancy Property sheet.

When I think of a builder, I think of one that has some code in it... perhaps adds objects or set all the x properties of a containers objects. Perhaps, some file is built or manipulated in the background to support some data driven class you have written.

But, with BuilderD I didn't see a place to put this type of code... I have seen that done in BuilderB.

The Mere Mortals framework has a new Business Object builder, that, in addition to setting porperties of the BizObj, also allows you to manipulat the DE classes that the DELoader of the BizObj class uses...

Any way, if anyone knows the difference, I would love a brief summary.

Thanks,
BOb