If both classes are in the same assembly, you are adding that assembly's
mappings twice.
Diego
On Tue, Aug 31, 2010 at 15:59, PLen <[email protected]> wrote:
> Diego,
>
> Thanks for the response. This is where I am confused. I am new to
> NHibernate so I got started based on examples I found which seemed to
> work. For each table (entity), I have a different hbm.xml mapping
> file. The mapping files (two) live in the FirstSample.Mappings
> directory (FirstSample is the C# project). The two entity class files
> live in the FirstSample.Domain directory and as such each of the
> classes are in the namespace "FirstSample.Domain". So while they are
> two different classes, both of the mapping files have this same entry:
>
> <hibernate-mapping assembly="FirstSample"
> namespace="FirstSample.Domain" xmlns="urn:nhibernate-mapping-2.2">
>
> So when I add the assemblies to the configuration, the two lines:
>
> configuration.AddAssembly(typeof (RptSourceGroup).Assembly);
> configuration.AddAssembly(typeof (RptSource).Assembly);
>
> really evaluate to:
>
> configuration.AddAssembly(FirstSample.Domain.RptSourceGroup.Assembly);
> configuration.AddAssembly(FirstSample.Domain.RptSource.Assembly);
>
> Now, I am not sure what that really means, but apparently it is
> causing a problem which I don't understand. My understanding was that
> the assembly name is the name where the domain classes are
> implemented, which looked to be the project name. Is this not
> correct? I get other errors if I give the files an assembly name of
> somethiong random (ex. MyAssemblyName1 and MyAssemblyName2). Are you
> saying that because they are in the same assembly (I take that to mean
> the same project), that both class definitions need to be within the
> same file and not individual files?
>
> Any help on understanding this would be very much appreciated.
>
> Thanks - Peter
>
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