My posts will be of the beginner / beginner flavor. I'm (very) new to Fluent NHibernate and NHibernate. I looked at it for the first time yesterday. This does put me in a unique position to ask uninformed questions that could rethink things. At least that the effect such question have on me when I’m on the receiving end. I have been working on an interesting system of validation using custom attributes. The business entities are decorated directly with an attribute. I do not know if there is a true standard means of validation for NHibernate (new yesterday). If there is well, there is. However, if there is not I see potential for using something similar directly in the mappings. It seems the perfect place for it. I do at least realize the purpose of this project and this could be out of scope, but my head is already wondering of adding a validation base that could be inherited by say ClasslikeMapBase to provide alternative forms of validation, such as the one I’m using, giving the entity power of self validation while keeping them POCO.
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