That has to do with the fact i didn't (and still don't) wanna use
DTO's, while using these object in webservices. Since the objects
don't have (or need) and id when they are send to the server to be
inserted we made it a nullable int.
It hasn't been a problem before so i doubt it is now.
I'm not able to pin point the problem, it seems the exception is
thrown from NHibernate itself so might actually be a bug. But it's
frustrating the hell out of me.
If i had to gues it has something to do with the following mapping:
<class name="EntityReactionType" table="tbl_Entiteit_Reactie_Type">
<composite-id>
<key-many-to-one name="Entity" column="Entiteit_ID"
class="Entity"/
>
<key-many-to-one name="ReactionType"
column="Reactie_Type_ID"
class="ReactionType"/>
</composite-id>
<property name="Text" column="Omschrijving"/>
<set name="PossibleResponses"
table="tbl_Entiteit_Response_Reactie_Type" batch-size="50">
<key>
<column name="Bron_Entiteit_ID" sql-type="int"/>
<column name="Bron_Reactie_Type_ID"
sql-type="int"/>
</key>
<many-to-many class="EntityReactionType">
<column name="Response_Entiteit_ID"/>
<column name="Response_Reactie_Type_ID"/>
</many-to-many>
</set>
</class>
Since atm for some reason NHibernate is having a hard time inserting
the correct values, for some reason it NULLs the Entity and
ReactionType, not sure why and this might be unrelated but somehow i
doubt that. Maybe NHibernate is NULLing the values somewhere and
expecting them to not be null and trying to call a property/method
somewhere else (thus causing some errors).
On 9 jul, 16:47, kor <[email protected]> wrote:
> why id is nullable? maybe the problem is that
>
> anyhow put same log to identify when this exception is thrown,
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