Question

I have got a abstract class which is implementing 3 interfaces.

 public abstract class ServiceBaseCore<Entity, EntityKey> : MarshalByRefObject, IComponentService, IEntityProvider<Entity, EntityKey>
    where Entity : IEntityId<EntityKey>, new()
    where EntityKey : IEntityKey, new()
{
 // Provided functionality/body to some methods of interface
}

Problem: i am getting error that my abstract class is not providing implementation (definition/body) to functions of interface, where as what i read is that “if a class is abstract than there is no need to provide body to all/any functions of interface its implementing”.

Note: the code was generated by codeSmith even though its showing error.

please tell me where i am wrong and what i am missing.

Thanks

Answer 1

Just create some abstract functions, and the compiler will stop complaining:

public abstract void MyMethodDeclaredInTheInterface();

EDIT: To speed up the process, just move the caret on the interface name in your abstract class, then ctrl + . and select “Implement interface YourInterface”.
Then a little search and replace over the NotImplementedException should do the trick.