ReadOnly sets those attributes. Checkout
http://wiki.fluentnhibernate.com/show/StandardMappingRelationships

On 2/6/09, Anson Davis <[email protected]> wrote:
> For an NHibernate class element, if there's not a Fluent NHibernate method
> for supporting a given attribute yet, how would you go about adding it to
> your mapping classes?  For example, the many-to-one element has attributes
> like "update" and "insert" that don't appear to be supported by
> IManyToOnePart.
>
> I figured I could just use SetAttribute to accomplish this, but all the
> methods to set attributes have the signature
>
> public void SetAttribute(string name, string value)
>
> Since the return type is "void", you can't really use the method in your
> ClassMap in a fluent way (i.e. chaining).  You could only call the method
> once, and it would have to be the last thing you call, like:
>
> this.References<SomeClass>(x => x.SomeClass, "SomeClass_Id")
>      .Not.Nullable()
>      .SetAttribute("update", "false");
>
> Is there another way I should be doing this?
>
> >
>

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