Hierarchy for Abstract Classes

In a Cúram model the developer can mark classes abstract (See Options) meaning that they cannot be instantiated.

From the above example, if MyClass were qualified abstract, the following hierarchy would result:

• <PackageName>.intf.MyClass
• <PackageName>.base.MyClass
  • Implements, or realizes, the intf class.
  • It is the super class.
• <PackageName>.impl.MyClass
  • A subclass of the base class.
  • Contains any required (non-generated) handcrafted methods.

The hierarchy is the same as for non-abstract classes except that no factory is generated.