Thanks for your quick answer.
> Sure it fail if you don't change the mapping and if you don't change the
> mapping you can't persist the new class inheriting from PersonalCourt.
> Btw if you are using a IList<T> in NH2.1.0 the problem is solved by NH.
The problem occured with NHibernate 2.0.1. If I understand you right,
NH 2.1 will handle this correctly? What do you mean by "if you don't
change the mapping.." Do you suggest to use another mapping-type, not
<bag.. > ?
BTW: The mapping was applied to this generic List:
public virtual IList<PersonalCourt> PersonalCourts
{
get;
set;
}
Thanks and greetz,
Thomas
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