I've been trying to figure this one out for a while now and am hoping
someone can help me. I'm using Fluent NHibernate, but that doesn't
affect my question.
I am using a custom enumeration type, to get more than I would get out
of an enum type. I created a base IUserType implementation that works
well for these enumerations and have successfully mapped single
properties, like this:
mapping.Map(x =>
x.TypeOfSchool).CustomType<EnumerationUserType<SchoolType>>();
Now I have a class that contains a collection of one of these custom
enumeration types. Allergens is a custom enumeration that I intended
to use like the SchoolType example above.
private IList<Allergens> _allergies {get;set;}
I can't figure out how to map this list? I've looked at implementing
an IUserCollectionType, but that doesn't seem to get me what I want.
I still the same error:
Could not determine type for Allergens.
How can I tell NH that this is actually a collection of IUserType
objects?
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