fluent-nhibernate

I have a table mapped in Fluent NHibernate. This table must join to another table on an ID, but must also filter the joined values on that table against a set of constant values. Consider the following SQL: SELECT * FROM Table1 INNER JOIN Table2 ON Table1.Table2Id = Table2.Id AND Table2.Category = 'A constant expression' AND Table2.Language = 'A constant expression' My fluent mapping for Table1 currently looks like this: References(a => a.Table2).Nullable().Columns("Table2Id").ReadOnly(); How can I implement the constant expressions? I have noticed that your mapping specifies Nullable and no

I just got the latest version of Fluent from Google code and it seems some of the mapping has changed since I last used it. Previously I could Map a relationship using the following when the id I was joining on had a different name in the second table HasMany(x => x.Roles).WithTableName("tbl_Roles").WithKeyColumn("RoleId"); How is done in the latest release of Fluent? Thanks HasMany(x => x.Roles) .WithTableName("tbl_Roles") .KeyColumns.Add("RoleId"); Multiple column support was added, so the method signature needed to be improved to make it clear what's happening. bezieur This works for me:

I'm flapping in the wind, so I thought I'd ask here... Please let me know if this is obvious and has been answered before. I'm building an MVC 3 site which works fine while I'm running it with one user, where I click through the pages. However, if I madly hit refresh, eventually I hit a "Session is closed". I've isolated out almost all of all my repository to try to get to the bottom, so I know have it erroring on the homepage. The only thing that is being called in the repository is get the user's name from a database table. I'm using Postgres as a database, and the ASP.NET Membership

Is it possible yet to do a one-to-one mapping with fluent nhibernate? I have the following as part of an hbm that I'm trying to convert to fluent: <one-to-one name="Person" property-ref="FileData" constrained="true"/> I see a OneToOnePart<OTHER> in the code but i'm not sure how or if this is used to accomplish this. Thanks! There is a HasOne mapping map => map.HasOne(x => x.Person) .PropertyRef(x => x.FileData) .Constrained(); I think that's what you're looking for. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/579414/one-to-one-fluent-nhibernate

I am new to Fluent nHibernate and would like to know, if I have two classes Profile and Email mapped one-to-many as following... I want to define a nHibernate mapping fluently so when Profile is deleted, Email will remain in the DB, with a key set to Null. Or in other words to have "ON DELETE SET NULL" ALTER TABLE [dbo].[Email] WITH CHECK ADD CONSTRAINT [FK4239B252F6539048] FOREIGN KEY([ProfileId]) REFERENCES [dbo].[Profile] ([Id]) ON UPDATE SET NULL ON DELETE SET NULL Any help is greately appreciated! public sealed class ProfileMapping : ClassMap<Profile> { public ProfileMapping() { // Some

In particular, I'd like to set current_session_context_class . I know how to do it in hibernate.cfg.xml, but is it possible at all with pure fluent configuration? You can use the method ExposeConfiguration on a FluentConfiguration instance, to access the original NHibernate Configuration object. Then, you'll have access to the Properties property, and you will be able to add the current_session_context_class one. Here is a the pseudo-code: Fluently.Configure() .Database(SQLiteConfiguration.Standard.InMemory) .ExposeConfiguration(c => { c.Properties.Add("current_session_context_class", typeof

I have a mapping like the bellow for a Candidate object: References(x => x.Country).Column("CountryId").NotFound().Ignore() the problem here is, if I select * Candidates I get a extra select for each of them, not a good thing, so I pull out the NotFound().Ignore() bit but now the following code fails with ObjectNotFoundException exception: if (entity.Country != null) { bos.CountryName = entity.Country.Name; } Is there a way to force Hhibernate do the select when I compare County != null ? Thank you, When you specify the .NotFound().Ignore() this forces the entity to be eagerly loaded and