Hi Dharmatej34,
If you want to set the behavior of the PropA item, you will need to set the behavior on the property itself. Alternatively, if an instance of ItemA has a PropA value that points to and instance of ItemB, the PropA behavior can be determined by the Lifecycle state behavior on the ItemB instance.
The ItemA Lifecycle state behavior does not control the behavior of the properties of the ItemA instance, but rather the other item properties that reference that ItemA instance. If you have an instance of ItemC with an item property PropC that references an instance of ItemA, then the behavior of PropC may be determined by the Lifecycle state behavior of your ItemA instance.
Eli
Eli Donahue
Aras Labs Software Engineer
