I wrote about the NetBeans hint "Overridable Method Call in Constructor" in the blog post Seven Indispensable NetBeans Java Hints . In this post, I look at why having an overridable method called ...

For those entities used in scenarios where lazy loading makes sense you can enable it by defining the navigation parties that need it using the Overridable/virtual keyword. And, if worse comes to ...

This is role of the NotOverridale/sealed keywords: They allow a developer to mark an overridable method (or property) as no longer overridable. As an example, here's a CreditApproval method that's ...