I agree :)
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Sounds good :) 10x JG
The current mapping is ugly...
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Cool, glad you've got it sorted. Dictionary mappings are something that'll
be cleaned up for the next release. They're nasty as it stands.
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Ok, I handled this:
HasMany(x => x.LocalizationResource).AsMap(index =>
index.Column("`key`").Type(), element =>
element.Column("value").Type()).Inverse().Not.LazyLoad().Table("localization_resources");
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PS: how to specify the entity/table where NHibernate should search for the
columns specified?
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Thanks Paul,
It's hard to find you're answer when searching StackOverflow. Anyway
after further reading I noticed that the best implementation would be
for my Teams collection actually be a KeyedCollection but since that's
kinda hard to implement with NHibernate (gotta mess with
IUserCollectionType
