Why do you need to avoid the bidirectional relationship in the first place?
That's the standard way to represent this domain.


   Diego


On Thu, Apr 15, 2010 at 15:27, Dinesh <[email protected]> wrote:

> I would like to Cascade Save operation from Parent to Child without
> using the bi-directional relation of having the parent represented as
> a property in the Child through Many-to-One relation. Using the class
> Order - Orderline example i have setup relation such that
> Order.LineItems is defined as a One-to-Many bag with inverse =true.
>
>   <bag cascade="save-update" inverse="true" lazy="true"
> name="LineItems">
>      <key>
>        <column name="OrderId" />
>      </key>
>      <one-to-many class="OrderLine" />
>    </bag>
>
> However my OrderLine does not have a relation to Order, but just the
> OrderId property
>
>    <property name="OrderId"/>
>
> Until now i was able to manage with the help of method in Order called
> AddLineItem which adds the OrderLine to LineItems collection and also
> set the OrderId on the OrderLine. But this approach does not work if
> the Order itself is new since OrderId is 0.
>
>        public virtual void AddLineItem(OrderLine item)
>        {
>            item.OrderId = Id;
>            LineItems.Add(item);
>        }
>
> Is there any other approach to do cascade inserts without the
> bidirectional relation. I want to avoid having bidirectional so that
> the Order reference on the child is not used.
>
> Regards
> Dinesh
>
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