I have an assembly that contains a class that has the [ActiveRecord]
attribute, but does not inherit from ActiveRecordBase. When I manually
add that class (either by enumerating all classes that thave the
[ActiveRecord] attribute, or by using typeof(MyClass)) the class ends
up in the ActiveRecordStarter.GetRegisteredTypes list. If I only add
the assembly, however, this class does not get added to the list.
I'm very new to AR and I'm wondering if I do things right here? Is
just adding the [ActiveRecord] attribute enough, or do I need to do
more for proper AR support? Please note that I do not want to inherit
from ActiveRecordBase (base class stealing) and want to persist my
objects using ActiveRecordMediator.
Example:
[ActiveRecord]
public class MyClass //no-inherit from ActiveRecordBase
{
[PrimaryKey]
public int ID { get;set;}
[Property]
public int MyProperty { get;set;]
}
// does not list MyClass (all source is in one assembly for now)
ActiveRecordStarter.Initialize(Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly(),source);
// does list my class
ActiveRecordStarter.Initialize(source, typeof(MyClass), /*other
classes*/);
I have further testing code that proves that the class is functional
with AR using ActiveRecordMediator; I can persist and read back
objects.
Thanks for your input!
Best wishes,
Menno
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