For an NHibernate class element, if there's not a Fluent NHibernate method
for supporting a given attribute yet, how would you go about adding it to
your mapping classes? For example, the many-to-one element has attributes
like "update" and "insert" that don't appear to be supported by
IManyToOnePart.
I figured I could just use SetAttribute to accomplish this, but all the
methods to set attributes have the signature
public void SetAttribute(string name, string value)
Since the return type is "void", you can't really use the method in your
ClassMap in a fluent way (i.e. chaining). You could only call the method
once, and it would have to be the last thing you call, like:
this.References<SomeClass>(x => x.SomeClass, "SomeClass_Id")
.Not.Nullable()
.SetAttribute("update", "false");
Is there another way I should be doing this?
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