I am trying to map read only properties (property with getter and no setter)
via automapping.
Normally I'd expectthe default behavior of FluentNHibernate to map this
directly as Access -> Read Only (since they don't even have private fields)
But it doesn't, and it's OK, because it's hard to tel whether I'm using a
backing field or not, and also to assume that I don't.
Let's say I add
public virtual string DisplayTitle
{
get
{
return Name;
}
}
To the Product class in FluentNHibernate source Automapping project.
Problem *1*:: When running, I get an incomplete invalid or incomplete
configuration as per: Could not find a setter for 'DisplayTitle'
...
The next thought I had was to use Conventions, I added a IPropertyConvention
as:
public void Apply(IPropertyInstance instance)
{
if(instance.Property.CanWrite == false)
{
instance.Access.ReadOnlyProperty();
}
}
It seems to do something, since then the problem
Problem *2*: When running, I get an incomplete invalid or incomplete
configuration yet this time as per:
> {"could not find PropertyAccessor type: nosetter"}
which gets the inner exception:
> {"Could not load type nosetter. Possible cause: no assembly name
> specified.":""}
----------
If I try to use override normally at the specific property, it does work,
but I want to do it as convention.
---------------------
*Notes:*
The reason I'm trying this is trying to make a FluentNHibernate version of
the article:
http://jfromaniello.blogspot.com/2011/03/same-domain-with-conform-and-nhibernate.html
Jose sent me his tries with FNH and I tweaked them a bit, and currently the
only problem that sounds extra work is this one.
I first tried it on the corresponding solution which used NHibernate 3.1 and
FluentNHibernate 1.2 from NUGET,
then when it didn't work, I tried to get latest DLLs from FluentNHibernate
source, both "Master" and "1.x" branches.
Then to make sure it's not related to our solution I tried what I wrote here
on the sample automapping project in FluentNHibernate source. I tried , both
"Master" and "1.x" branches.after replacing the NHibernate references with
the NHibernate 3.1 DLLs in the FluentnNHibernate source folder
"Tools\NHibenrate\3.x".
Any idea how to fix problem 2 at least?
Thanks a lot.
Regards,
*Mohamed Meligy
*Readify | Senior Developer
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