CSLA.net - Inheritable Base classes

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I was reading the book "Expert C# 2005 Business Objects".

The book describes various base classes to be inherited by various classes to solve real-world problems.

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But the book does not provide examples of all those classes.

Can anyone give me all of those examples (with reason) to better understand CSLA?

For example, Which real-world objects are to be considered as Read-only Root Objects (Student/Product/Order, etc.)? And Why?

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