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I just got the latest version of Fluent from Google code and it seems some of the mapping has changed since I last used it.

Previously I could Map a relationship using the following when the id I was joining on had a different name in the second table

HasMany(x=> x.Roles).WithTableName("tbl_Roles").WithKeyColumn("RoleId");

How is done in the latest release of Fluent?

Thanks

+4  A: 
HasMany(x => x.Roles)
  .WithTableName("tbl_Roles")
  .KeyColumns.Add("RoleId");

Multiple column support was added, so the method signature needed to be improved to make it clear what's happening.

James Gregory
+4  A: 

For me works:

HasMany(x => x.Roles)
  .WithTableName("tbl_Roles")
  .KeyColumnNames.Add("RoleId");
bezieur

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