Hi all, this is my first post. I've been working with ActiveRecord
and NHibernate for about 6 months now so I hope I can contribute and
help others in the future but for now I'm having a little trouble.
I have an Address class that has subclasses of AddressReturn and
AddressCollection. I am using the Single table inheritance pattern to
model these in ActiveRecord with an enum of AddressCategory acting as
the discriminator. However I am having to hardcode the
DiscriminatorValue as it is looking for a constant and was wondering
if there was anyway to use the enum value as the discriminatorvalue?
Example of the classes below -
Address (Parent):
[code]
[ActiveRecord(
DiscriminatorColumn = "AddressCategoryId",
DiscriminatorType = "integer",
DiscriminatorValue = "3")]
public class Address : Identified
[/code]
AddressReturn (Child):
[code]
[ActiveRecord(DiscriminatorValue = "1")]
public class AddressReturn : Address
[/code]
AddressCategory (enum):
[code]
public enum JobAddressCategory
{
Collection = 1,
Return = 2,
Correspondence = 3
}
[/code]
As you can see from the Address and AddressReturn class the
discriminatorValue is a string constant. For the above example is
there anyway of doing something like:
AddressReturn (Child):
[code]
[ActiveRecord(DiscriminatorValue = (string)
AddressCategory.Collection)]
public class AddressReturn : Address
[/code]
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