Using NHibernate 3.2, XML and Loquacious interface (mixed), QueryOver
interface (but it isn't the problem)
I have two classes that have a Parent->Child (one-to-many) relationship.
The collection I use is a Set. Both of them have a discriminator. Both of
the discriminators use the "table per class hierarchy" "mode". So, for
example I have
BaseParent, ParentOne, ParentTwo classes and Parent table
BaseChild, ChildOne, ChildTwo classes and Child table.
I have put the ISet in the BaseParent class, so I have an
ISet<BaseChild> Children { get; set; }
and everything works correctly.
Now my question is: if I know that ParentOne will only have ChildOne childs
and ParentTwo will only have ChildTwo childs BUT I want to keep the ISet<>
in the BaseParent class, is there a way to remove the BaseChild
discriminator and "reuse" the BaseParent discriminator? (I know how to
solve it moving the ISet in ParentOne (as an ISet<ChildOne>) and in
ParentTwo (as an ISet<ChildTwo), but I need to be able to access
"agnostically" BaseChild(s) from BaseParent(s))
What I want is to move the Set mapping in the ParentOne and ParentTwo
mappings, but tell to the mappings the type of the item they'll load/write.
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