Which is the issue where you have attach the patch ? 2009/4/17 justin greene <[email protected]>
> > I'm attempting to compile a base library that uses nhibernate for > other developers to use across our organization, and would prefer not > to force an primary key strategy on all projects. This library was > not originally created by me, and I'm just attempting to add support > for hilo to it. The library contains multiple entities that will be > standard in any applications database which they can then extend/use. > > We are using a custom IUserType and mapping it to either int, long, or > guid based upon the compilation options, and also changing the > IIdentifierGenerator. > > I've run into a couple of issues. The root issue seems to be the > TableGenerator.cs that TableHiLoGenerator inherits from. Specifically > it's forcing any custom IType to inherit from PrimitiveType. I can of > course change our strategy to inherit from PrimitiveType, but then it > also checks to see whether the custom IType is either Int16type or > Int64Type, which I can't inherit from since they have internal > constructors. > > I can send a patch for fixing this issue, but am unsure what the best > approach would be. I can either remove the internal constuctors on > each type, or just change the TableGenerator to use the PrimitiveTypes > SqlType. (I think this second option has the least impact, though I > also hate internals in general). > > Please let me know your thoughts and whether you're interested in a > patch, thanks. > > > > -- Fabio Maulo
