Just a quick update... I did set the fetching strategies in the Mappings, and NHibernate Search apparently gives me the Root Object (and not multiple Root objects, this removing the need for DistinctRootEntityResultTransformer).
On Jan 13, 11:21 am, Chuck <[email protected]> wrote: > I am trying to set the fetching strategy for NHibernate Search by > using the SetCriteriaQuery of IQuery. > > My domain has a one to many relationship between Target and Brands. > The code that I am using to define the fetching strategy is: > > ICriteria fetchingStragtegy = fullTextSession.CreateCriteria<Target>() > .SetFetchMode("Brands", FetchMode.Eager) > .SetResultTransformer(new > DistinctRootEntityResultTransformer()); > > And my IQuery configuration is as follows: > > IQuery fullTextQuery = fullTextSession.CreateFullTextQuery<Target> > ("LastName:XXXXX") > .SetFirstResult(0) > .SetMaxResults(5) > .SetCriteriaQuery(fetchingStragtegy); > > What I receive back is: "Criteria query entity should match query > entity" exception. > > This exception is thrown at line 144 in the FullTextQueryImpl.cs in > the Nhibernate Search Source. This tells me that the classes > collection has one type in it, but the Criteria Entity Name does not > match the name in the class. > > This has me stumped as I *thought* that I was dealing with"Target" > types in both the ICriteria and the IQuery. > > Thoughts?
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