Hi,
I'm new to FNH, and I'm currently developing a project with Sharp
architecture. I'm new to ORMs, being used to a more direct hand in
sql.
Here were my original classes:
class Post : Entity
{
string name
string content
List<Tag>
}
class Tag : Entity
{
string name
}
I let Automapper do it's stuff, but it was creating a foreign key in
the Tag table back to Post, which I didn't want, as I wanted Tag to be
it's own entity. I was expecting a join table of PostId, TagID to be
created (inferred) upon schema generation.
So, after some reading, I added the join table to my classes section:
class PostTag : Entity
{
Post post
Tag tag
}
and I changed the Post table to the following:
class Post : ENtity
{
string name
IList <PostTag>
}
Tag class stays the same. Now the generated schema creates the join
table schema as well. Schemas now look as follows:
Post{id, name, content}
Tag{id, name}
PostTag{id, PostFK}
For PostTag, the TagFK isn't there.
Is there a way of doing this with automapper? Also, I don't think
there should be a normal Id column in this table. It should
presumably be a table with a composite PK of PostId and TagID?
I don't want to be putting IList <PostTag> onto my Tag class, as the
Tag class should not have a reference going back to the Post object.
Would anybody be able to help here? Does this need an override, and
if so, how do I go about this?
I'm sorry if this is an EXTREMELY noobish question!
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