I've been wondering if it's possible to have Fluent-NHibernate communicate with stored procedures that already exist and assign mapping from the result set to my own domain objects.
Also is Fluent-NHibernate able to directly execute procedures with no result set returned?
Basically I've been considering the implications of using Fluent-NHibernate to replace a dated TypedDataSet model with a domain driven design that can return simple objects from the DAL. If Fluent-NHibernate cannot work with SPs easily, I think I would most likley have a combinational DAL that will take advantage of FNH for simple CRUD operations while leaving complex procedures to be managed by Enterprise Library. While I don't think it would be optimal to have 2 competing DALs if FNH cannot play well with SPs I'd love to hear any other ideas than using both EntLib and FNH together.
The trunk version of Fluent NHibernate (on GitHub) supports insert, update and delete stored procedures.
In your mapping class constructor, call:
SqlInsert("StoredProcName");
Disclaimer: I haven't tested this myself yet, but it certainly will come in handy soon.
For more info see this thread in the Fluent NHibernate Google Group.
Just to answer my own question, the answer is no other than you can write xml mapppings for NHibernate and combine them with Fluent-NHibernate mappings. SP mapping for FNH will most likely be added later.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/296732/does-fluent-nhibernate-support-mapping-to-procedures