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> Basically it means that the other side of the join is the parent/owner of
> the other object/s
Not exactly (Read: no). The other side contains the information necessary to
save the association. In a Parent/Child relationship context, that means the
other side contains the reference back to th
Hello,
i am trying to understand how Inverse() should be used and how it can
somehow work in a Convention for the different join types in fluent
nhibernate.
Does anyone have an example of a typical implementation of how to use
Inverse ? Or is there no typical pattern of how it should be used ?
