Looks like an oversight. There's an easy fix, if you're comfortable with
changing your FNH build. Basically the IGeneratorInstance interface needs to
declare these members:
void Custom<T>() where T : IIdentifierGenerator;
void Custom(Type generator);
void Custom(string generator);
void Custom<T>(Action<ParamBuilder> paramValues) where T :
IIdentifierGenerator;
void Custom(Type generator, Action<ParamBuilder> paramValues);
void Custom(string generator, Action<ParamBuilder> paramValues);
The GeneratorInstance class already has an implementation for these -
they're just not declared on the interface. Once you put those declarations
in, you should be able to use:
public class IdConvention : IIdConvention
{
public void Apply(IIdentityInstance instance)
{
instance.Generator.Custom<MyCustomGenerator>();
}
}
I'll be committing this change to my repository and it should work its way
to the official trunk in a few days.
On Thu, Feb 4, 2010 at 10:18 PM, Chris <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hey All,
>
> All the tables in out database share a custom Id creation mechanism
> (there is a UDF called GetNextId()). Now I can write up a custom id
> generator for NHibernate easily enough but I'm having difficulty
> setting it as the convention for my fluent mappings. Do I have to
> patch the conventions stuff as it seems that from the conventions you
> can;t select custom as an option at present
>
> Chris
>
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