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Lets say i have two entities;
QuestionAnswer(Id, AnswerValue)
Note(Id, QuestionAnswer_Id, NoteValue)
How would I map this in Fluent Nhibernate? I know that there is a HasOne mapping but this is for a 1 to 1 unless im mistaken?
I could also map it as a 1 to M but would require a List<Note> as a navigation property on my QuestionAnswer entity which again doesnt make much sence for a 1 or 0 to me.
Thanks, Kohan
I’ve struggled with this also. What I ended up doing is mapping a private collection and using public properties to control the number of elements in the collection. Basically I treat it as a 1..n collection instead of a 1..* collection where n = 1.