Never mind, I had some issue with my object, which is getting initialize to
NULL. I have figured it out.
Thanks,
Jamir
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> Also although I now have:
>
> convention.AddTypeConvention(new MyEnumToIntConvention());
>
> in my auto mapping configuration my "AlterMap" method is never called
> for my enum types.
>
> I can see that the "FindConvetions" method in Conventions.cs line 80
> does return my custom convention but
Any idea whether the xml that FNH is generating is correct? Are you able to
figure out the XML to pass to the schema generator that will correctly
create your column? If so we could compare that to what FNH is generating.
Paul Batum
On Fri, Feb 27, 2009 at 4:53 AM, Steven Harman wrote:
> Let's s
Hi James
Thats my fault when I first wrote the automapper I didn't know that
nhibernate could map enums so i turned it off as I had a bunch of enums in
my code i didnt want mapped. Seems my inexperience with nhibernate in
regards to enums, forced me into that mistake.
Sorry guys.
Andy
On Wed, Fe
Does anyone have a Fluent example of how to implement the type-safe
enum pattern.
On Feb 18, 9:25 am, James Gregory wrote:
> I can see your point, but I think you're overselling the problem. Creating a
> really long enum name would fail with a truncation error the first time
> anyone tried to sa
Where TypeUserType is an Implementation of IUserType for Type T And
TypeCollection is An IList and TypeProperty is property of type T.
The following works
Map(p => p.TypeProperty).CustomTypeIs(typeof (TypeUserType));
What is the correct way to Map A collection using the IUserType?
IHa
Hi,
I am using auto mapping and have come across a case where I have an
inherited class which correctly maps as a joined subclass for the most
part ...
But the base class has a property which is marked as a component
In the joined subclass generated the component is duplicated.
Is there anyway I
Let's say we have the following class & class mapping:
class Idea
{
public virtual byte[] TS {get;set;}
}
class IdeaMapping : ClassMap
{
public IdeaMapping()
{
Map(x =>
x.TS).ValueIsAutoNumber().AsReadOnly().CustomSqlTypeIs("timestamp");
}
}
Given this, nHibernate will re
That was it.
Thanks
On Feb 26, 8:44 am, Andrew Stewart wrote:
> Hi
> Yeah, unless someone has upgraded it from my original implementation then
> AutoMapping wont be able to do that for you automatically and you'll have to
> do it manually. For example:
>
> .ForTypesThatDeriveFrom< Person >(
>
Hi
I am using the automapper and would like to keep the default lazy load
on for all but one of the objects where I would like to Eager load for
the entire object graph. Is there a way to do this using the auto
mapper, or am I going to need to map this object separately using a
standard Fluent Ma
Ahh, yeah, protected internal is a much better choice and works like a
champ.
I've also sent a patch to your email for the basic Oracle configuration.
It's not real "feature rich," but contains the formatted connection string
and a few options that we commonly set (for connecting to PeopleSoft and
Hi
Yeah, unless someone has upgraded it from my original implementation then
AutoMapping wont be able to do that for you automatically and you'll have to
do it manually. For example:
.ForTypesThatDeriveFrom< Person >(
map =>
{
map.JoinedS
Hi
I'm trying to use the first option specified at
http://wiki.fluentnhibernate.org/show/StandardMappingPrivateProperties
together with auto mapping and ForTypesThatDeriveFrom.
Is this not supported?
Sample code:
AutoPersistenceModel.MapEntitiesFromAssemblyOf()
Hey,
I'm getting a "An association from the table [ABC]
refers to an unmapped class" error when using an enum as part of a composite
key in an entity?
When doing
UseCompositeId()
.WithKeyReference(x => x.SomeOtherKey)
Map(x => x.Role, "RoleId"); /* Role is an Enum type */
This works just fi
Thanks,WriteMappingsTo is fine,just you can't check your mappings
directly on your VS2008'S output console.
On Feb 25, 8:27 pm, James Gregory wrote:
> You people certainly output mappings in some weird ways. What's wrong with
> just using WriteMappingsTo on the PersistenceModel?
> As for the APM
How do you do that?
How do you make that example?
On Jan 8, 8:03 am, "Andrew Stewart"
wrote:
> It seems that the auto mapping of inheritance isn't clever enough to map
> that model yet, sorry. You'll have to manually map all descendants of Asset
>
> Sorry I hadn't spotted that sneaky one.
>
>
I am having a problem with inheritance. I cannot get the following
example to work with the fluent auto mapping.
I took the example from the documentation and added one class.
Everything I did worked until I added the VipGuest class.
How do I get this to work? Can it work?
Link to the wiki d
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