I've now added support for the entity-name attribute for classes, subclasses
and joined-subclasses. The 'dev' branch of my repository has the changes:
http://github.com/paulbatum/fluent-nhibernate/tree/dev
I expect this will work its way into the official repository after James
gets back from his
Yeah SetAttribute doesn't fit too well anymore. As for entity name support,
this looks quite straightforward. Its as simple as just writing an
"entity-name" attribute to the class xml, right?
On Fri, Sep 4, 2009 at 8:24 AM, Kevin Dente wrote:
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> Ah, well if SetAttribute doesn't fit with the cu
Ah, well if SetAttribute doesn't fit with the current architecture,
don't bother with it. That just wasn't the impression I had from the
release note verbiage.
On Sep 3, 9:34 am, Hudson Akridge wrote:
> It's just a label :) Lets us know if it's a feature specific to FNH, or if
> it's to put FNH
It's just a label :) Lets us know if it's a feature specific to FNH, or if
it's to put FNH on equal footing with NH (which gets a higher priority).
SetAttribute isn't possible anymore, at least, not without a significant
amount of work from what I'm aware of. I'll talk to James about it when he
ret
Feel free to request it, but don't expect much. ;) I doubt we'll move
back to that. For what it's worth, we actually do have a list of all
the elements and attributes supported by NHibernate and their level of
support in FNH. Part of the problem is that we simply don't know what
some of them are f
OK, added as issue 313. Not sure what you mean by "file it under NH
Feature Parity" though - I don't see a way of doing that in GC.
I'm regretting the removal of SetAttribute now - I think I'll request
that it be added back in, as I'm sure this kind of scenario will
happen again.
On Sep 3, 6:29
I don't believe it does (Don't have the source open in front of me at the
moment, but I don't remember running across it). If you want to add that
issue to FNH's issue tracker, and file it under NH Feature Parity, would be
much appreciated. :)
On Wed, Sep 2, 2009 at 7:31 PM, Kevin Dente wrote:
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