To be clear, at this time, I have this :
public ActionResult DayOff(Guid? employeeid)
{
EmployeeDayOffModel employeeDayOffModel = new
EmployeeDayOffModel();
employeeDayOffModel.Employee =
_repositoryEmployee.Get(employeeid);
return View("EmployeeDayOffUC", employeeDayOffModel);
}
Now I have to do something like this :
public ActionResult DayOff(Guid? employeeid)
{
EmployeeDayOffModel employeeDayOffModel = new
EmployeeDayOffModel();
employeeDayOffModel.Employee =
_repositoryEmployee.Get(employeeid);
employeeDayOffModel.Employee.DayOff = _repositoryDayOff.Find(
....);
return View("EmployeeDayOffUC", employeeDayOffModel);
}
in the second line, the collection "DayOff" of Employee is arealdy filled
in, I have to turn that off right ?
Thanks,
2009/6/29 dummerchen <[email protected]>
>
> You can add a where clause to the mapping:
>
> <bag name="DayOffs" generic="true" inverse="true" cascade="all" table
> ="EmployeeDayOff" where="arbitrary sql where condition">
>
> or you can chech out hibernates filter mechanism if you more
> flexibility:
>
> http://nhforge.org/doc/nh/en/index.html#filters
>
> --
> Wolfgang
>
> >
>
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