Re: ASP.NET Generic template

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this.mainObject = (mType)Session[mName];

Perhaps you need:

this.mainObject = (_BaseForm)Session[mName];

As long as your base form implements the required methods, and of
course this.mainObject is declared of type _BaseForm.
Otherwise interface might help, but abstract class is still better.

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