Hi all, I've been scanning the web (many dozens of articles) trying to
figure out how to map a Guid (in db, representing an AddressType enum
value in code) to a type safe enum. Not a common C# enum, but rather
the custom type that follows this simple model:
public class AddressType
{
...(id and displayName properties)
private AddressType(Guid id, string displayName)
{
this.id = id;
this.displayName = displayName;
}
public AddressType InvoiceAddress = new AddressType(new
Guid("131313-244212-245245"), "Invoicing address")
public AddressType VisitingAddress = new AddressType(new
Guid("356356-36346-5764855"), "Visitingaddress")
}
Then I have an Address class, mapped to a table that in the database
holds the Guid (foreign key) for the AddressType, but obviously I want
it to hold an instance of AddressType in code instead:
public class Address
{
public string Street{get;set;}
public AddressType Type{get;set;}
}
But how can this be solved by Fluent?? I have implemented an IUserType
as suggested half way down on this article:
http://jagregory.com/writings/fluent-nhibernate-auto-mapping-type-conventions/
But Fluent has been completely rewritten after the article was
published, so I cannot implement the suggested ITypeConvention, and
the code below has also been deprecated, as there is no
"WithConvention" method on the Automappings any more.
autoMappings
.WithConvention(convention =>
{
convention.AddTypeConvention(new AddressTypeConvention());
Please, If someone knows how to map a property to use custom /type-
safe enums, let me know, We're getting really desperate by now!
/Ale
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