>Steve,
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>>1. At what directory level should I store my middle layer subclasses?
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>Most developers create their own "common" directory as a peer to the Framework's common directory.
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><<2. If I use the Quick Start utility to create a project, do I need to modify the Generic project so that it creates subclasses from my middle layer?>>
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>It depends on how you've done your subclassing...out-of-the-box, all of the application-level classes in the Generic project are subclassed directly from Framework classes. You could either created your own app-level classes, or redefine the existing app-level classes to be subclassed from your common classes.
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>Regards,


So then is the correct thing to do to create an "I" layer set of classes that mimicks the Generic "A" layer and then redefine the Generic "A" layer to be subclassed from that?

Should I use the Generic "A" layer to determine which classes to create in my "I" layer?

I feel like I'm just saying the same thing over and over again, but I want to make sure that when I start building my app level business objects, I do it right.


Thanks for your patience,

Steve