Suppose you have sets of Fluent conventions that apply to specific groups of mappings, but not to all of them.
My thought here was, I'll create custom C# attributes that I can apply to the Fluent *Map classes - and write conventions that determine acceptance by inspecting the *Map class to see if the custom attribute was applied.
That way, I can select groups of conventions and apply them to various mappings by just tagging them with a custom attri开发者_运维问答bute - [UseShortNamingConvention], etc.
I'm new to NHibernate (and Fluent, and C# for that matter) - is this approach possible?
And is it sane? :-)
Thanks!
Yes it is! Ive actually done something similiar but went with Marker Interfaces instead (INotCacheable, IComponent), but Marker Interface or Attribute, should't be that much of a difference.
When applying your conventions, just check for the presence of your attribute and ur good :)
EDIT:
Adding some code samples
public class MyMappingConventions : IReferenceConvention, IClassConvention
{
public void Apply(IOneToManyCollectionInstance instance)
{
instance.Key.Column(instance.EntityType.Name + "ID");
instance.LazyLoad();
instance.Inverse();
instance.Cascade.SaveUpdate();
if ((typeof(INotCacheable).IsAssignableFrom(instance.Relationship.Class.GetUnderlyingSystemType())))
return;
instance.Cache.ReadWrite();
}
public void Apply(IClassInstance instance)
{
instance.Table(instance.EntityType.Name + "s");
//If inheriting from IIMutable make it readonly
if ((typeof(IImmutable).IsAssignableFrom(instance.EntityType)))
instance.ReadOnly();
//If not cacheable
if ((typeof(INotCacheable).IsAssignableFrom(instance.EntityType)))
return;
instance.Cache.ReadWrite();
}
}
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