All,
I'm using proxies based on an interface, e.g.
<class name="Thing"
proxy="Domains.Interfaces.IThing, Domains.Interfaces"
table="Thing"
discriminator-value="0">
When I do a Session.Load (or anything that creates a proxy) then the
proxy is based on the interface, IThing. Any code such as this:
Thing obj = (Thing)proxy;
will fail as an "IThing" proxy from NHibernate does not inherit from
"Thing".So far so good, I understand this.
If I then do the following:
Thing obj = null;
if (NHibernateUtil.IsInitialized(proxy))
{
NHibernateUtil.Initialize(proxy)
}
obj = (Thing)proxy;
then the cast will still fail as proxy is STILL a NHibernate proxy and
not the concrete type of "Thing". This is although NH has gone to the
DB, got the data and NHibernateUtil.IsInitialized(proxy) will return
true.
How do I force NH to convert a proxy (from an interface) to a concrete
type? Even a Get will return a proxy as the object still exists in
Session.
Thanks
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