Dmitry,

Unless you have thousands of objects the "weight" isn't all that much of a concern.

I decided to use a Container for my cObject class. It has a label dropped into it so that I can change it's caption to "name" the class. Container is handly for those cases where you want to have design time containership of composite classes.

>I have read messages on UT pertaining to choosing a base class for a business object. Some people say that session class is a light class. How do you determine that and how do you determine if session class is much lighter than say custom class? I personally prefer classes that can be designed visually (unfortunately session is not one of them). But if I save a lot of memory/speed with it (session), I will have to live with it.
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>Thank you for any input or suggestions.