UPDATE: Fixed in version 5.2.
I'm converting a bunch of NHibernate .hbm.xml
mappings to mapping by code. There are several many-to-one
elements with an entity-name
attribute:
<many-to-one name="Foo" column="FooId" class="Bar" entity-name="BarEntity"/>
which should translate to:
ManyToOne( c => c.Foo, map =>
{
map.Column("FooId");
map.EntityName("BarEntity"); // error
}
Unfortunately that does not work, because there is no EntityName
in IManyToOneMapper
. Why? Both IManyToManyMapper
and IOneToManyMapper
do have EntityName
.
How do I fix this? Is there a workaround other than keeping the .hbm.xml mappings?
I guess it just got forgotten. I just checked 4.0.2 sources and didn't find anything. Not many people actually use entity names, so it probably hadn't been requested until now.
I suggest to enter a feature request in the jira. You may want to implement it yourself and provide it to the community.