Hi Don,

Thanks that solved the problem.  Without your solution I would have
been stuck.

I am still surprised the NHibernate does not solve this pattern as
elegantly as what I come to know learn about it. (E.g. many-to-many
boilerplate, sub classing and so on).
Especially on a rather common scenario such as this.
It meant that I had to add properties to my domain class (ValueItem)
which I don't need require in my domain logic.  This meant I also had
to set these newly introduced myself :(.

I still believe this should be possible as all the information is
available in the mapping layer.
Either possible in a future version or perhaps solve it in a different
way.

Kind regards,
Philip



On Mar 26, 6:34 am, Philip Fourie <[email protected]> wrote:
> Thanks Don.  This seems exactly what I need.  Let me try it and I will
> report back.

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