Before I make any changes to the code, I wanted to make sure that I
wasn't missing something obvious. I want to make sure that the current
implementation of PersistenceSpecification does not support properties
without public setters and getters. I also want to know if this is by
design as a convention against having no setters. For example, for a
collection, is the norm to have public setters and getters? I always
thought that the most common way was:
public class User
{
private IList<Role> _roles;
public IList<Role> Roles
{
get {return _roles;} //maybe check for null & create empty
collection
}
}
Thanks,
Karl
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