This is probably a daft question but I keep seeing contradictory info
on the internet and even in the nhib book.
If I have an Order with a IList<OrderLine> OrderLines {get; set;}
property and have the following in my mapping for Order:
HasMany(x => x.OrderLines)
.AsList()
.Cascade.All()
.Inverse();
Do I actually have to have the corresponding Order property on the
order line, have the Reference in the mapping in the OrderLineMapping
and code: orderline.Order = this; OrderLines.Add(orderLine) when
adding an order line?
If I do not do all this my foreign key field in OrderLine table is
always null.
It makes sense that you would have to do this, but I see so many
examples on the net where people seem to be implying you only need to
do the bi-directional stuff if you actually want to navigate from an
OrderLine to an Order...
A simple yes\no would be great!!!! Thanks everyone.
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