ley us see the implementation of the collection getter

On Tue, Jun 1, 2010 at 10:37 AM, sternr <[email protected]> wrote:

> Hi,
> (I hope I'm posting in the right news-group, if not please refer me in
> the right direction, thanks!)
>
> I'm developing an ASP.Net web application using NHibernate, in a
> session-per-request paradigm.
> I've got a page, where the user can update a certain entitiy.
> My Code-Behind creates a new entity with the form's data and calls the
> Session.SaveOrUpdateCopy method to do the actual update.
>
> This works perfectly well, except for a certain entity I have, which
> has a collection of a different entity mapped with cascade all. (a
> simple one-to-many with cascade all).
>
> The problem is, since the update page allows updating only the flat
> entity properties, the collection stays null, and the update process
> deletes all the related childs (because of the cascading).
> The thing is, I need the cascading option as specified (for other
> scenarios, like delete a child entity etc.).
>
> Is there a way to tell NHibernate not to update this "undirty"
> properties?
> Thanks!
>
> --sternr
>
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