This patch allow us to fluently configure the Oracle9 dialect like
this:
OracleConfiguration.Oracle9.ConnectionString(c =>c.Server("myServer")
.Port(1234)
I seem to remember reading something a while back about a tool in
fluent nhibernate (or near it) that would assist in testing that
mappings do not conflict with an existing schema. Does this ring any
bells?
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Hi there,
I'm trying to override the IdConvention for certain types in my
domain. I have been trying to come up with a fix myself but the
AutoMapping functionality is still pretty opaque to me.
Basically, once I define an IdConvention on my AutoPersistenceModel, I
can't then use ForTypesThatDeri
Hi,
Does FNH support idbag mapping?
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James,
Thanks for the quick response. We really appreciate the effort that
you and the other members of the project are putting into doing all
this.
We'll use standard NHibernate xml mappings for now. Those subclasses
are usually only adding a few attributes and that should be just fine.
It's jus
You can't currently do that. It's something we're planning on supporting,
but it isn't done yet.
I'm not in a position to show code right now, but I'm sure you could hack
something together in the meantime using reflection.
On Mon, Mar 9, 2009 at 2:54 PM, Eric Liprandi wrote:
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> Hi,
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> I have b
Hi,
I have been looking for the proper way of creating a subclass where
the subclassing is specified in the child class. I do understand all
the DiscrimanationSubClassOnColumn(string) examples, but it has the
major limitation that all subclasses have to be known up-front and
detailed in the base
