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FluentNHibernate joined-subclass

What is the current method of implementing the joined-subclass structure with FluentNHibernate? By "current", I mean by not using deprecated methods such as JoinedSubClass or AddPart.

Thanks!

+1  A: 

The recommended way to map a joined-subclass is to inherit from SubclassMap much in the same way you inherit from ClassMap for your non-subclass entities.

It's described in the fluent mapping subclasses section on the wiki.

James Gregory  2009-11-03 13:40:03
It worked! Thanks!
James Jones  2009-11-03 14:52:50

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