Paul,
Many, many thanks for this! I now have working code I can start
putting in my application.
Also, because you provided a fully working, standalone project, I was
able to figure out why I'd been unable to get overrides to work in the
past.
I had been putting my map override classes (e.g. public class
StoreMap : IAutoMappingOverride<Store> { ... ) in the same file and
namespace as the Entity (the class "Store", in this case) was defined
in. Seemed like a logical place to put it - the class being
overridden and it's overrides are logically related, after all.
Much to my surprise, NHibernate throws "NHibernate.MappingException:
(XmlDocument)(2,4): XML validation error: ..." when you do this, with
absolutely no indication of what or where the real problem is - at
least as far as I could see.
By studying your project in it's entirety, I saw that the override
classes were defined in a different namespace (you did not mention
that in your posting above).
Maybe this is common knowledge to everyone else, but it was a BIG
surprise to me!
But because you went the extra distance and provided a fully working
sample, I was able to figure it out. ((Think I'll add a note to the
Automapping Wiki page, to prevent others from making the same
mistake.)
I moved the override classes from my entity namespace to my
application's namespace, and everything worked fine. As a bonus, I
can now map simple lists of floats, which is another issue I've
struggled with.
Thanks again!
-Tom
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