Yes but it's old :-)
Nunit test TestQueryForListWithListClass
LineItemCollection linesItem =
sqlMap.QueryForList("GetLineItemsForOrderWithListClass", 10) as
LineItemCollection;
<statement id="GetLineItemsForOrderWithListClass"
parameterClass="int"
listClass="LineItemCollection"
resultClass="LineItem">
select
LineItem_ID as Id,
LineItem_Code as Code,
LineItem_Quantity as Quantity,
LineItem_Price as Price
from LineItems where Order_ID = #value#
order by LineItem_Code
</statement>
On 5/9/05, Ron Grabowski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Gilles, does the new listClass attribute on <select> statements allow
> properties that previously had to be IList to become strongly typed
> collections instead? For example:
>
> // without listClass
> public class Order
> {
> private int _id;
> private Account _account;
> private string _postalCode;
> private IList _lineItems;
> }
>
> // with listClass
> public class Order
> {
> private int _id;
> private Account _account;
> private string _postalCode;
> private LineItemCollection _lineItems;
> }
>
