code: function(service, path, namespace) {
              this._super(service, path, namespace);
              
              // We perform the bindings so that every function works 
              // properly when it is passed as a callback.
              this._load     = utils.bind(this, this._load);
              this.fetch     = utils.bind(this, this.fetch);
              this.remove    = utils.bind(this, this.remove);
              this.update    = utils.bind(this, this.update);
              this.fields    = utils.bind(this, this.fields);
              this.links     = utils.bind(this, this.links);
              this.acl       = utils.bind(this, this.acl);
              this.author    = utils.bind(this, this.author);
              this.updated   = utils.bind(this, this.updated);
              this.published = utils.bind(this, this.published);
              this.enable    = utils.bind(this, this.enable);
              this.disable   = utils.bind(this, this.disable);
              this.reload    = utils.bind(this, this.reload);
              
              // Initial values
              this._properties = {};
              this._fields     = {};
              this._acl        = {};
              this._links      = {};
          }
docs: Constructor for `splunkjs.Service.Entity`.
  
  @constructor
  @param {splunkjs.Service} service A `Service` instance.
  @param {String} path A relative endpoint path (for example, "search/jobs").
  @param {Object} namespace Namespace information:
  - `owner` (_string_): The Splunk username, such as "admin". A value of "nobody" means no specific user. The "-" wildcard means all users.
  - `app` (_string_): The app context for this resource (such as "search"). The "-" wildcard means all apps.
  - `sharing` (_string_): A mode that indicates how the resource is shared. The sharing mode can be "user", "app", "global", or "system".
  @return {splunkjs.Service.Entity} A new `splunkjs.Service.Entity` instance.
  
  @method splunkjs.Service.Entity