Hello,
I have some confusion about how to best handle meta-ownership of
parent/child records. Briefly, I have a statistics table whose rows
may be owned by one of several parent tables.
In order to do this, I am using Fluent's AddMetaValue from the
AnyPart<T>, but I think I am confused about its usage.
Somewhere along the way I thought this applied to typeof (TModel) with
a valueMap of typeof (TClassMap) where TClassMap is ClassMap<T>.
Initial assignment of the domain model is correct. I assign instance
of Parent to Child class' HostModel property. Type shows typeof
(Parent), all is well.
However, when the object saves, the meta value shows ParentMap, which
I do not think is correct, and hence part of my confusion.
Here's an example of my extension method to handle this. I know what I
was driving for, but I don't recall why I was assuming TClassMap?
Except, perhaps as a way of enforcing that TClass should be mapped.
public static AnyPart<T> AddMetaValue<T, TClass, TClassMap>(this
AnyPart<T> part)
where TClassMap : ClassMap<TClass>
where TClass : T
{
return part.AddMetaValue(typeof (TClass), typeof (TClassMap).Name);
}
I think probably that should read more like:
return part.AddMetaValue(typeof (TClass), typeof (TClass).Name);
Thoughts? Insights?
Thank you,
Michael Powell
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