Hello I have base class called DocumentManager .cs
I then have another class which inherits from DocumentManager
which is a TestManager.cs
I want to override the base method and want to pass properties
on TestManager into DocumentManager , and then load the TestManager
properties with values from Document manager....
I am really confused all the examples I can find seem like simple
Animal->Dog type instructions. Basically in DocumentManager
I have a constructor....
public DocumentManager (string sqlConnectionSt ring, string
rootFilePath)
{
sqlconn = sqlConnectionSt ring;
rootFilePath = rootFilePath;
}
and some fields and properties, this plus other like
FileIDReference ,FileName,FileP ath,FullFilePat h;
private string rootFilePath;
public virtual string RootFilePath
{
get
{
return rootFilePath;
}
set
{
rootFilePath = value;
}
}
then a method
public virtual int AddDocument(str ing _filePath)
{
this.FilePath = createDirectory ();
this.FileName = Path.GetFileNam e(_filePath);
DocumentManager DataAccess dmda = new
DocumentManager DataAccess(sqlc onn, rootFilePath);
this.FileIDRefe rence = dmda.AddDocumen tToDMInfo(this. FilePath,
this.FileName);
this.FullFilePa th = this._filepath + this.FileIDRefe rence + "."
+this.FileName;
return this.FileIDRefe rence;
}
Then in my TestManager Class I have similar properties and constuctor
but in
my overrided AddDocument method. I am doing....
public override int AddDocument(str ing _filePath)
{
base.AddDocumen t(_filePath);
}
but somehow my TestManager constructor
public TestManager(str ing sqlConnectionSt ring, string rootFilePath)
{
sqlconn = sqlConnectionSt ring;
rootFilePath = rootFilePath;
}
doesn't pass on the sqlconnect string to the overriden class, also I
need to populate the TestManager properties with those of the
DocumentManager ....
Besides when I do the above I just get this error....
"Declaratio n referenced in a method implementation can not be a final
method"
Can anyone suggest how to go about this in a better way for now I am
just doing the obvious.....
public override int AddDocument(str ing _filePath)
{
DocumentManager dm = new DocumentManager (sqlconn,rootFi lePath);
this.FileIDRefe rence = dm.AddDocument( _filePath);
this.FilePath = dm.FilePath;
this.FileName = dm.FileName;
this.FullFilePa th = dm.FullFilePath ;
set dm = null;
return this.FileIDRefe rence;
}
Thanks,
Mags
2  2996 
add this
public TestManager(str ing sqlConnectionSt ring, string rootFilePath) : base
(string sqlConnectionSt ring, string rootFilePath)
to your subclass constructor
JIM
"MattB" <MB*********@ya hoo.co.uk> wrote in message
news:b4******** *************** ***@posting.goo gle.com... Hello I have base class called DocumentManager .cs
I then have another class which inherits from DocumentManager
which is a TestManager.cs
I want to override the base method and want to pass properties
on TestManager into DocumentManager , and then load the TestManager
properties with values from Document manager....
I am really confused all the examples I can find seem like simple
Animal->Dog type instructions. Basically in DocumentManager
I have a constructor....
public DocumentManager (string sqlConnectionSt ring, string
rootFilePath)
{
sqlconn = sqlConnectionSt ring;
rootFilePath = rootFilePath;
}
and some fields and properties, this plus other like
FileIDReference ,FileName,FileP ath,FullFilePat h;
private string rootFilePath;
public virtual string RootFilePath
{
get
{
return rootFilePath;
}
set
{
rootFilePath = value;
}
}
then a method
public virtual int AddDocument(str ing _filePath)
{
this.FilePath = createDirectory ();
this.FileName = Path.GetFileNam e(_filePath);
DocumentManager DataAccess dmda = new
DocumentManager DataAccess(sqlc onn, rootFilePath);
this.FileIDRefe rence = dmda.AddDocumen tToDMInfo(this. FilePath,
this.FileName);
this.FullFilePa th = this._filepath + this.FileIDRefe rence + "."
+this.FileName;
return this.FileIDRefe rence;
}
Then in my TestManager Class I have similar properties and constuctor
but in
my overrided AddDocument method. I am doing....
public override int AddDocument(str ing _filePath)
{
base.AddDocumen t(_filePath);
}
but somehow my TestManager constructor
public TestManager(str ing sqlConnectionSt ring, string rootFilePath)
{
sqlconn = sqlConnectionSt ring;
rootFilePath = rootFilePath;
}
doesn't pass on the sqlconnect string to the overriden class, also I
need to populate the TestManager properties with those of the
DocumentManager ....
Besides when I do the above I just get this error....
"Declaratio n referenced in a method implementation can not be a final
method"
Can anyone suggest how to go about this in a better way for now I am
just doing the obvious.....
public override int AddDocument(str ing _filePath)
{
DocumentManager dm = new DocumentManager (sqlconn,rootFi lePath);
this.FileIDRefe rence = dm.AddDocument( _filePath);
this.FilePath = dm.FilePath;
this.FileName = dm.FileName;
this.FullFilePa th = dm.FullFilePath ;
set dm = null;
return this.FileIDRefe rence;
}
Thanks,
Mags
You can make your sqlConn string protected, in the base class. That way,
you can access the member from a derived class but not from outside.
-vJ
"MattB" <MB*********@ya hoo.co.uk> wrote in message
news:b4******** *************** ***@posting.goo gle.com... Hello I have base class called DocumentManager .cs
I then have another class which inherits from DocumentManager
which is a TestManager.cs
I want to override the base method and want to pass properties
on TestManager into DocumentManager , and then load the TestManager
properties with values from Document manager....
I am really confused all the examples I can find seem like simple
Animal->Dog type instructions. Basically in DocumentManager
I have a constructor....
public DocumentManager (string sqlConnectionSt ring, string
rootFilePath)
{
sqlconn = sqlConnectionSt ring;
rootFilePath = rootFilePath;
}
and some fields and properties, this plus other like
FileIDReference ,FileName,FileP ath,FullFilePat h;
private string rootFilePath;
public virtual string RootFilePath
{
get
{
return rootFilePath;
}
set
{
rootFilePath = value;
}
}
then a method
public virtual int AddDocument(str ing _filePath)
{
this.FilePath = createDirectory ();
this.FileName = Path.GetFileNam e(_filePath);
DocumentManager DataAccess dmda = new
DocumentManager DataAccess(sqlc onn, rootFilePath);
this.FileIDRefe rence = dmda.AddDocumen tToDMInfo(this. FilePath,
this.FileName);
this.FullFilePa th = this._filepath + this.FileIDRefe rence + "."
+this.FileName;
return this.FileIDRefe rence;
}
Then in my TestManager Class I have similar properties and constuctor
but in
my overrided AddDocument method. I am doing....
public override int AddDocument(str ing _filePath)
{
base.AddDocumen t(_filePath);
}
but somehow my TestManager constructor
public TestManager(str ing sqlConnectionSt ring, string rootFilePath)
{
sqlconn = sqlConnectionSt ring;
rootFilePath = rootFilePath;
}
doesn't pass on the sqlconnect string to the overriden class, also I
need to populate the TestManager properties with those of the
DocumentManager ....
Besides when I do the above I just get this error....
"Declaratio n referenced in a method implementation can not be a final
method"
Can anyone suggest how to go about this in a better way for now I am
just doing the obvious.....
public override int AddDocument(str ing _filePath)
{
DocumentManager dm = new DocumentManager (sqlconn,rootFi lePath);
this.FileIDRefe rence = dm.AddDocument( _filePath);
this.FilePath = dm.FilePath;
this.FileName = dm.FileName;
this.FullFilePa th = dm.FullFilePath ;
set dm = null;
return this.FileIDRefe rence;
}
Thanks,
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