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I have the same problem of
this topic. but on the association between entities.
internal virtual ICollection<Adress> Adresses { get; set; }
It works if I use like this:
public virtual ICollection<Adress> Adresses { get; set; }
How can I initialize Adresses ?
Entity Framework will only work with
publicproperties. If you want to use different access modifies you should check out nHibernate.