I tried a bunch of things but really don't have a clue what that error
I am getting means. Maybe if I could see an example of using a HasMany
and then the Reference back with the PersistenceSpecification I could
make some sense of it. Not sure what else I might try. Any suggestions
would be apprec
I set Cacasde.All() on the Reference like this:
// Reference back to parent Project
References(x => x.Project).Cascade.All()
.WithForeignKey("ProjectID").WithColumns("ProjectID");
I get the same error
System.IndexOutOfRangeException: Invalid index 6 for
Hmm, try setting a Cascade on that relationship.
On Sun, Mar 22, 2009 at 6:38 PM, Bill wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I'm new to FNH and NH and have made some progress with getting my
> classes mapped using Fluent. Then I found the
> PersistenceSpecification. My question is that when I am just checking
> ag
Hi,
I'm new to FNH and NH and have made some progress with getting my
classes mapped using Fluent. Then I found the
PersistenceSpecification. My question is that when I am just checking
against the properties of my class I seem to get the results I expect.
If my mapping class has a Reference back
What was it?
On Sun, Mar 22, 2009 at 9:23 AM, Levin wrote:
>
> Well,I've found the issue...
> Treat this post as nothing please:)
>
> On Mar 21, 2:51 pm, Levin wrote:
> > Oh my~
> > [Note:I use nhibernate2.0.1 plus sql2008]
> >
> > I met sth odd,i tryed all kinds of recipes but no settle.
> >
>
Well,I've found the issue...
Treat this post as nothing please:)
On Mar 21, 2:51 pm, Levin wrote:
> Oh my~
> [Note:I use nhibernate2.0.1 plus sql2008]
>
> I met sth odd,i tryed all kinds of recipes but no settle.
>
> 1,The code below works like a charm,(using FluentConfiguration's
> Database met
