If you're looking for a full tutorial on how to do this, I recommend the FNH wiki or one of the many blog postings which can be found through Google.
However, you're trying to implement a many-to-many relationship here, and that seems to throw a lot of people off. Here's a rough guide:
On your Customer class, you'll need a collection like:
IList<Product> Products { get; private set; }
And similarly, on your Product class:
IList<Customers> Customers { get; private set; }
You start off a many-to-many map with the HasManyToMany
function:
public class CustomerMap : ClassMap<Customer>
{
public CustomerMap()
{
// other mappings
HasManyToMany<Product>(x => x.Products)
.WithTableName("Cust_Product") // Specifies the join table name
.WithParentKeyColumn("CustomerId") // Specifies the key joining back to this table (defaults to [class]_id, Customer_id in this case)
.WithChildKeyColumn("ProductId")
.FetchType.Join(); // Instructs NHibernate to use a join instead of sequential select
}
}
Then repeat the process for the other side of the relationship (the Customers property on the Product class).