I have a scenario that i want to add some standard properties to my entities. Meaning that i will have e.g. 1 int and 2 string properties applied to all relevant entities. I have over 100 mapping file
I am using Fluent NHibernate and in certain cases my query is failing with a System.IndexOutOfRangeException.
I\'m working on a project where entities are being decorated by NHibernate mapping attributes such as [Property] and [Class]. Unfortunately RIAServices doesn\'t seem to support most of these attribute
I have a class called ReportRequest as: public class ReportRequest { Int32 templateId; List<Int32> entityIds;
Reading some 开发者_高级运维posts from Jimmy Boggard and wondering - how exactly is it possible to map those beasts with fluent nhibernate?
How would I go about mapping three classes to one table with fluent NHibernate. A \"Type\" column should indicate which class should be mapped. Is it e开发者_运维百科ven possble?
I\'m trying to \"extend\" an xml schema (nhibernate here, for example), to add my own entities inside of it.
I\'ve got a \"weird\" scenario in an app I\'m writting, and trying to get to grips on ow I can implement using nHibernate.
i have: <bag name=\"Categories\" table=\"CMS_Articles_Categories\" lazy=\"true\"> <key column=\"article_id\"/>
I have a following mapping: <set name=\"People\" lazy=\"true\" table=\"ProjectPeople\"> <key column=\"ProjectId\" />
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