Cool. I will try this later. I am not offensive. I just wanted to say
exactly what I want ;) Thank you.
On Feb 19, 12:36 pm, nadav s wrote:
> sorry for not understanding. don't be so offensive
> anyway, didn't try this my self, but when you use the Configuration class to
> load your xmls,
> i bel
sorry for not understanding. don't be so offensive
anyway, didn't try this my self, but when you use the Configuration class to
load your xmls,
i belive that cfg.ClassMappings should contain all information, stuff like
cfg.ClassMappings.First().PropertyIterator
and cfg.CollectionMappings for collec
Yes, I can. But why should I use reflection when NHibernate already
loaded that information? Well I simply want to know which NHibernate's
class contains this info. I dont want alternative ways of doing this.
On Feb 18, 4:46 pm, Robert Rudduck wrote:
> If you just want to do this, you really don'
If you just want to do this, you really don't need NHibernate. Just do a
traversal of the properties using reflection.
Pusedo code would looks something like:
create a queue
enqueue the type of the root entityType
while the queue is not empty
- get all the properties and their property type
- add
No, I don't wanna do this. I want to get the whole GRAPH of an entity.
You know, the class structure, relations to other entities. I am not
talking about data but schema of .NET types. I don't know how to
describe this with other words. If you dont know what is a graph check
wikipedia
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