A quick follow up to this. After further investigation I have found this
only applies if the fields are prefixed with the same string which is
longer than 4 characters. For example If I prefix the "Name" and "Email"
fields with the word "Race" then it works fine. However I prefix it with
any string longer than 4 characters e.g. "Contact" then it will give the
same value for both properties. It looks like I over simplified my code in
the original post.
On Wednesday, 19 April 2017 16:30:19 UTC+1, Lee Timmins wrote:
>
> I've just upgraded an application from version 3.3.4.4000 to 4.1.1.4000
> and I have hit a major issue and I wanted to make sure this is a definite
> bug before filing it as one. Basically I have a mechanism of adding
> additional fields to entities and storing them in an attributes collection
> (IDictionary). I do this programatically when I build the configuration
> (using FluentNhibernate). However the issue I'm having is that the values
> for each attribute is the same for each field/property. Here's a sample of
> the code which adds the dynamic component:
>
> Fluently.Configure()
> ...
> .ExposeConfiguration(c => {
> var persistentClass = c.GetClassMapping("MyApp.Models.User");
>
> // Create the component
> var component = new Component(persistentClass);
>
> // Add the "Name" property
> var simpleValue = new SimpleValue(persistentClass.Table) {
> TypeName = "String" };
>
> simpleValue.AddColumn(new Column("Name") {
> Value = simpleValue,
> Length = 100,
> IsNullable = true
> });
>
> component.AddProperty(new Property() { Name = "Name", Value =
> simpleValue });
>
> // Add the "Email" property
> var simpleValue2 = new SimpleValue(persistentClass.Table) {
> TypeName = "String" };
>
> simpleValue2.AddColumn(new Column("Email") {
> Value = simpleValue2,
> Length = 100,
> IsNullable = true
> });
>
> component.AddProperty(new Property() { Name = "Email", Value =
> simpleValue2 });
>
> // Add the component
> persistentClass.AddProperty(new Property() { Name = "Attributes",
> Value = component });
> })
> .BuildConfiguration();
>
> However if I say:
>
> session.Get<User>().Attributes["Email"]
>
> It has the same value as the "Name" attribute. Looking in the database it
> has definitely has different values.
>
> I have simplified the above to show the problem. This worked fine before.
> Please let me know if this indeed a bug or if there is a new way of doing
> this in version 4.
>
> Thanks
>
--
---
You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups
"nhibernate-development" group.
To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email
to [email protected].
For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
