Problems with inserting the record. Nhibernate

Sorry for bad English, I'm bad at it interprets.

I have a couple of entities: directories and domains. References in the key fields (Id) must not beat an auto-generated, ie I should write them himself.

Here's the code entities.

 /// <summary>
///   Вредитель. [KEN]
/// </summary>
public class Pest
{
    public virtual long Id {get; set;}
    public virtaul string Value {get; set;}
    public virtual string Remark {get; set;}   
}

public class Damage
{
    public virtual long Id {get; set;}        

    public virtual DamageType DamageType { get; set; }

    public virtual Int16 DamageYear { get; set; }

    public virtual Pest FirstPest { get; set; }

    public virtual byte FisrtDamageExtent { get; set; }

}

I used automapping fluentNHibernate.

That overlap is used to handbook.

 public class PestMap : IAutoMappingOverride<Pest>
{
    #region IAutoMappingOverride<Pest> Members

    public void Override( AutoMapping<Pest> autoMapping )
    {
        autoMapping.Id( x => x.Id, "Id" ).GeneratedBy.Foreign();
    }

    #endregion
}

while maintaining the entity instance in the DB

session.Save(
                     new Pest(103)
                     {
                             Id = 103,
                             Value = "value3",
                             Remarks = "Remark3"
                     } );

get an error - Unable to resolve property: id. Tell me please how to solve the problem.

edit

to Cole W is a code generation model:

public class ModelGenerator
{
    public AutoPersistenceModel Generate()
    {
        var automap = new AutoPersistenceModel();

        const string mappingsHbmFolder = @"..\..\Mappings\hbm";
        if (!Directory.Exists(mappingsHbmFolder))
        {
            Directory.CreateDirectory(mappingsHbmFolder);
        }

        automap.Conventions.AddFromAssemblyOf<ModelGenerator>();
        automap.UseOverridesFromAssemblyOf<ModelGenerator>();
        automap.AddEntityAssembly(Assembly.GetAssembly(typeof(Activity)))
            .Where(x => x.Namespace.Contains("Entiti开发者_开发问答es"))
            .IgnoreBase(typeof(HandbookEntity<>))
            .IgnoreBase(typeof(HandbookEntity))
            .IgnoreBase(typeof(Entity<>))
            .IgnoreBase(typeof(Entity))
            .IgnoreBase(typeof(EntityWithCoppice))
            .IgnoreBase(typeof(EntityWithNumber))
            .WriteMappingsTo(mappingsHbmFolder);
        return automap;
    }
}

run programm

private static Configuration CreateSessionFactory()
{
    var modelGenerator = new ModelGenerator();
    return Fluently.Configure()
            .Database(
                      MsSqlConfiguration
                              .MsSql2008
                              .ConnectionString( x => x
                                                              .Server( @"crookpc\sqlexpress" )
                                                              .Database( "b1" )
                                                              .TrustedConnection() )
                              .UseReflectionOptimizer() )
            .Mappings( m => m.AutoMappings.Add( modelGenerator.Generate() ) )
            .ExposeConfiguration( BuildSchema )
            .BuildConfiguration();
}

private static void BuildSchema( Configuration config )
{
    new SchemaExport( config )
            .SetOutputFile( @"db.sql" )
            .Create( false, true );
}

private static void Main( string[] args )
{
    var sessionFactory = CreateSessionFactory().BuildSessionFactory();
        using ( var tx = session.BeginTransaction() )
        {
              session.Save(
                 new Pest(103)
                 {
                         Id = 103,
                         Value = "value3",
                         Remarks = "Remark3"
                 } );
            tx.Commit();
        }


    Console.WriteLine( "Press any key..." );
    Console.ReadKey();
}

}

do you have in mind?

You probably don't want .GeneratedBy.Foreign(), which means that the ID is generated by the other side of 1:1 relationship. If you're just assigning the ID yourself, you should use .GeneratedBy.Assigned().

I would make sure that you are loading your overrides whenever you create your session and auto-mappings. You should probably post that code as well. This is the key line I'm talking about:

AutoPersistenceModel.UseOverridesFromAssemblyOf<PestMap>()

Edit:
More information on this can be found here. Specifically in the "Overrides" section.

Edit2:
Also make sure it's the right entity you are looking at. Is it complaining about the id in Pest or Damage? You may want to post the actual error message.

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