fluent-nhibernate-mapping

I need access to the ApplicationID property of the parent class in order to run an Nhibernate query. Running a test for this query in NUnit causes it to fail as such: "BusinessObjects.IntegrationTests.CMSEligibilityInfoRepositoryTest.FetchListByApplicationIDTest: System.IndexOutOfRangeException : Invalid index 6 for this SqlParameterCollection with Count=6." This collection of code worked fine before trying to acquire the ApplicationID. The best my research has come up with so far is that it is a mapping issue. Parent class: public abstract class MemberEligibilityInfo { #region Access

The problem appears to be simple however I'm having so much trouble trying to map this entities. I just can't see what am I doing wrong. Can you guys help me? I have the class Cliente : public class Cliente { public Cliente () { } public virtual int ClienteId { get; set; } public IList<Medidor> ListaMedidores { get; set; } public virtual string NumeroMedidor { get; set; } } And class Medidor public class Medidor { public Medidor() { } public virtual string NumeroMedidor { get; set; } public virtual string MarcaMedidor { get; set; } public virtual Cliente Cliente { get; set; } } I tried to map

First of all, yes, I am using DistinctRootEntityResultTransformer. I have the following (Fluent NHibernate) mapping: public FirstObjectMap() { Id(x => x.Id): HasMany<SecondObject>(x => x.SecondItems).KeyColumn("FirstObject_ID"); } public SecondObjectMap() { Id(x => x.Id).Column("ID"); References(x => x.ThirdObject).Column("ThirdObject_ID"); } public ThirdObjectMap() { Id(x => x.Id).Column("ID"); HasMany<D>(x => x.FourthItems).KeyColumn("ThirdObject_ID"); } public FourthObjectMap() { Id(x => x.Id).Column("ID"); } Notice, that SecondObject refers to ThirdObject (meaning the key is on

Is there any way to query stored procedure in Fluent Nhibernate without creating an hbm.xml file mapping? icepicker I assume you use the standard Session.GetNamedQuery(.... instead, you can use var result = Session.CreateSQLQuery("exec MyStoredProc :pUserId, :pIsLocked") .AddEntity(typeof(MyDomainObject)) .SetParameter("pUserId", userId) .SetParameter("pIsLocked", isLocked) .List<MyDomainObject>(); This allows you to call the stored proc but still get back a domain object (or list of) without needing a .hbm.xml file. Actually there's this post You should have a class for returning result set

Sorry for a lengthy question. But it is worth giving all the details so please bear with me through to the end. I'm working against a legacy database over which I do not have much control. I want to be able to map a class to multiple database tables. Here is how my tables look Lookup +--------+--------------+------------+ | Column | DataType | Attributes | +--------+--------------+------------+ | Id | INT | PK | | Code | NVARCHAR(50) | | +--------+--------------+------------+ Culture +--------------+--------------+------------+ | Column | DataType | Attributes | +--------------+--------------+