Arthur, Andrew,
I can confirm that if I add a foreign key property (CustomerId) to the Project class, besides the reference property (Customer), it works, but it is only necessary if the Customer property is not marked as required.
This does seem like a bug or simply a bad implementation design, which amounts to the same.
One more point for NHibernate... sorry about that!
Cheers,
RP
I can confirm that if I add a foreign key property (CustomerId) to the Project class, besides the reference property (Customer), it works, but it is only necessary if the Customer property is not marked as required.
This does seem like a bug or simply a bad implementation design, which amounts to the same.
One more point for NHibernate... sorry about that!
Cheers,
RP