Hi all,
I've been using FNH for a couple of days, and I'd like to say big
thanks for all contributors to this wonderful project.
I've been doing automapping for the most parts, and everything went
smooth until I tried to use an IDictionary<string, MyEntityClass>.
After a lot of search I realized that I had to do it manually. Still
more search (the wiki pointed me to a missing page about collection
mapping), revealed this syntax:
.Override<ListItem>(mapping => mapping.HasMany(item =>
item.Values).AsMap<string>("`index`").Cascade.AllDeleteOrphan().Access.CamelCaseField(Prefix.Underscore))
I'm writing this post mostly for others who are googling for
automapping generic dictionaries, but also in hope that this would be
implemented as automapping some day..
ulu
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