I have two classes in separate, dynamically loaded assemblies that
both inherit from the base class TaxForm. Here is the configuration
for the Automapper:
.Mappings(m =>
{
foreach (Assembly assembly in
DomainAssemblies)
{
m.AutoMappings.Add(AutoMap.Assembly(assembly)
.Where(t =>
t.Namespace.EndsWith("Domain"))
.Conventions.Add(new
UseNativeGeneratorConvention())
.Conventions.Add(new
CascadeAll())
.Override<TaxForm>(map
=> map.IgnoreProperty(x => x.SupportedFilingMethods))
.Override<TaxForm>(map
=> map.IgnoreProperty(x => x.Name))
.Override<TaxForm>(map
=> map.IgnoreProperty(x => x.Agency))
.Setup(s =>
s.IsComponentType = type => type.GetInterface("IValueObject") !=
null));
}
})
Now when I create a schema with only the base class and one of the
child classes(doesn't seem to matter which one) everything works fine.
But when I add another descendant of TaxForm, Automapper won't map
both.
I've stepped through the code and can say for certain that both
assemblies are loaded and in the DomainAssemblies collection.
TaxForm WAS an abstract class but I kept getting errors that
NHibernate was trying to instantiate it. The only solution I could
that would work was to change it to a concrete class. This is unlikely
to be the cause of the current problem, which has existed long before
NHibernate started complaining about instantiating abstract classes.
Any help would be appreciated.
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