RE: Inheritance of aggregate

Assuming that the life-cycle of aggregates are managed independently (i.e with identities of their own), inheritance would have to be from an abstract base class.

http://caminao.wordpress.com/about/objects-with-attitudes/

Remy.

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A parent product have some sub-class . The common properties of all the sub-class are put inside the parent product class .Then each subclasses contain their own set of properties and specific behaviour.

I then found that many suggest to avoid the inheritance of an aggregate. Instead, create a single product aggregate and create a descriptor object (which is a value object) that can discriminate between the different product subclass. So what should my product aggreagate look likes if I use the "descriptor object" approach ?

Thanks

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