So I have done some more experimentation. It seems that *all* properties
that are set inside the constructor, are set to null (if applicable).
Is there a way to set properties inside the constructor of the entities
when using NHibernate?
On Wednesday, November 14, 2012 11:23:50 PM UTC+2, Mike B wrote:
>
> I have these classes:
>
> ParentEntity : ISomeInterface
> {
> public ParentEntity()
> {
> ComplexProperty = new ComplexProperty { ParentEntityReference =
> this };
> }
> int ID {get; set;}
> ComplexProperty ComplexProperty {get; set;}
> }
>
> ComplexProperty
> {
> int ComplexPropertyID {get; set;}
> ISomeInterface ParentEntityReference {get; set;}
> }
>
> Mapping is one way, meaning thet ParentEntity has a "HasMany()" mapping
> and that's it.
>
> While working with POCOs, everything is fine. I get the parent class, and
> the child has a reference to the parent. When I retrieve the ParentEntity
> object from the ORM though, The property:
> ParentEntity.ComplexProperty.ParentEntityReference == null ! Any Idea how I
> get around this? And how to handle one way mappings in general? All I need
> is a reference to the parent object inside the ComplexProperty
>
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