Sorry...new keyboard...Take Two...
public class AuditInfo
{
public DateTime DateTime { get; set; }
public string UserName { get; set; }
}
In my persistence objects, I use this twice, once for "created" and
the other for "modified"
e.g.
public virtual AuditInfo CreationInfo { get; set; }
public virtual AuditInfo ModificationInfo { get; set; }
In my mappings, I use the ComponentMap<T> with the original AuditInfo
and the Component method for each of the implementations:
Component(map => map.CreationInfo).ColumnPrefix("created");
Component(map => map.ModificationInfo).ColumnPrefix("modified");
I've used the ColumnPrefix to differentiate the columns in the
database. I have this applied to the current objects in my persistence
layer (which happens to be seven).
The HBM that is generated contains this for the column name.
modifiedcreatedmodifiedcreatedmodifiedcreatedmodifiedcreatedmodifiedcreatedmodifiedcreatedmodifiedcreatedOnDate
Not exactly what I was expecting, but, definitely "Chaining" the names
(per the documentation). Is this the intended results?
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