Hi there!
I'm quite a beginner with FLuentNhibernate, but it's exactly the tool
I was looking for quite a while :) Anyway, I'm working on a project
where I have products that have a specific information, a temperature
range in which they should stay to stay fresh. So I built something
like:
public struct TemperatureRange {
public int From { get; set; }
public int To { get; set; }
}
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And then, in the Class of the Product, I added this:
[snip]
public virtual TemperatureRange stockTempereature { get; set; }
[/snip]
And in the Mapping of the Product:
[snip]
Map (x => x.stockTemperature);
[/snip]
Now, of course I get an exception from FluentNhibernate stating that
it's not possible to convert to the type I wanted. Actually I could
just put the two values in the Product-class, but I'd prefer a struct
(would be more readable and more logical, at least for me). I also
tried this, but without luck (again an exception):
Component(x => x.stockTemperature, m =>
{
m.Map(x => x.from);
m.Map(x => x.to);
})
Would be great if somebody could give me a hand, as I wasn't able to
find any info on this on the net.
Thanks :)
Lukas
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