NHibernate - Fluent NHibernate auto mapping
Asked By jithendra
27-Jul-10 02:52 PM
Hi,
I have two questions about fluent Nhibernate auto mapping
1. No persister for:
i am getting the above error when i try to save my data using the following
AutoMappingNHibernate.Author author = new AutoMappingNHibernate.Author();
author.AuthorInfo = ".Net developer extraordinaire";
author.AuthorFirstName = "Peter";
author.AuthorLastName = "Bromberg";
author.AuthorName = "Peter Bromberg";
ITransaction trans = session.BeginTransaction();
session.Save(author);
2. Where(t => t.Namespace.StartsWith("QuotesApp"))
what exactly we are doing here and what value we need to pass inside startswith?
Please suggest me, how to solve 1 problem and what value i need to pass on second
It's very urgent, please help me
Thanking you
My email id is : jith_n@yahoo.com
With Regards,
Jithendra
Peter Bromberg replied to jithendra
Did you set the Build Action of any of your .hbm.xml files to Embedded Resource?
Regarding Where(t => t.Namespace.StartsWith("QuotesApp")) you are simply saying do the mapping only on classes where the namespace starts with "QuotesApp" (or whatever your namespace for your classes is).
jithendra replied to Peter Bromberg
Hi Peter Bromberg,
Thank you very much for your prompt reply
i do not have .hbm.xml files, it's automapping using fluent Nhibernate, i just followed your article using the following link
http://www.eggheadcafe.com/tutorials/aspnet/50aa9259-6dbb-4d16-9639-81ee42171b00/more-fun-with-fluent-nhibernate-automapping.aspx
In the above article you asked me to create class files and program.cs file, i just exactly what you did on the above article.
Please suggest me what i need to do to fix that "No Persister" problem
Thanking you
With Regards,
Jithendra
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