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<@U69QLRRM3> If you really want observable properties, then yes :slightly_smiling_face:

How would you do it? Do you have an example?

class CfopFX(cfop: Cfop) : ObjectFX() {

    val codCfopProperty = SimpleObjectProperty(cfop.codcfop)
    var codCfop by codCfopProperty

    val descCfopProperty = SimpleStringProperty(cfop.desccfop)
    var descCfop by descCfopProperty

    val numeroCfopProperty = SimpleStringProperty(cfop.comcfop)
    var numeroCfop by numeroCfopProperty

    fun toPojo() = Cfop(
            if (this.codCfop == 0) null else this.codCfop,
            this.descCfop,
            this.numeroCfop,
            true)
}

class CfopModel : ItemViewModel&lt;CfopFX&gt;() {

    val codCfop = bind(CfopFX::codCfopProperty)

    val descCfop = bind(CfopFX::descCfopProperty)

    val numeroCfop = bind(CfopFX::numeroCfopProperty)
}

Using a DTO is absolutely OK, but it would be nicer to avoid it. Let me set up a Hibernate project and check.