Essentially the title of this question explains the essense of what I
am trying to do, but to create a contrived example...
I have a class, call it Employee. Employee has an IPaymentBehaviour...
public class Employee
{
IPaymentBehaviour _paymentBehaviour;
protected internal Employee() { /* required by NH */}
public Employee(IPaymentBehaviour paymentBehaviour)
{
_paymentBehaviour = paymentBehaviour;
}
}
This corresponds to a database table like so:
dbo.Employees
-> EmployeeId (primary key)
-> PaymentBehaviourId (foreign key to lookup table)
-> Field1
-> Field2
-> Field3
-> Field4
Depending on the value of PaymentBehaviourId I need to 'inject' a
different implementation of IPaymentBehaviour into the Employee
object. Depending on which PaymentBehaviour was in use, Field1, 2, 3
or 4 might be needed to create that behaviour (those are the actual
column names).
Can anyone tell me how this would be mapped using Fluent-NHibernate?
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