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Let's say you have different types of Batch that deal with different types of OrderLine, each type is derived from their related base classes.
Consider this use case: you can sale a Batch to a buyer that can verify the purchase by validating a proof using an information contained in another object that is stored on the network that you can retrieve by a different service. Each type of Batch implements a different type of validation.
How would you design this case using the architecture depicted on the book?
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How would you deal with inherited type of a model?
How would you deal with inherited types of a model?
May 22, 2021
Let's say you have different types of
Batch
that deal with different types ofOrderLine
, each type is derived from their related base classes.Consider this use case: you can sale a
Batch
to a buyer that can verify the purchase by validating a proof using an information contained in another object that is stored on the network that you can retrieve by a different service. Each type ofBatch
implements a different type of validation.How would you design this case using the architecture depicted on the book?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: