We have a situation where we want to define a relationship where a class (named Module) may or may not be related to a Module object that is a predecessor to it. There can be zero or none predecessors. The class looks like this:
public class Module
{
public int Id
{
get;
set;
}
// other stuff here
public Module Predecessor
{
get;
set;
}
}
And we have defined our mapping so that Predecessor is a property of type Module like so:
<class name="Module">
<Id name="Id">
<generator class="native/>
</Id
<property name="Predecessor" type="Module" "unique="true"/>
<class>
However we are getting complaints about the mapping not being able to compile because it cannot find the type "Module". We have tried the long name for the class
type="STC.EI.JobSubmissionSystem.Data.Domain"
and the fully-qualified name for the class
type="STC.EI.JobSubmissionSystem.Data.Domain, STC.EI.JobSubmissionSystem.Data"
to no avail. My question is:
Are we mapping this properly, and if not then how do we map it properly?