This answer assumes you have functional Address, Person, Type, and PersonAddress objects. Public class AddressMap : ClassMap { public AddressMap() { Id(x=>x. Id); Map(x=>x.
Address1); Map(x=>x. Address2); } } public class PersonMap : ClassMap { public PersonMap() { Id(x=>x. Id); Map(x=>x.
First); Map(x=>x. Last); } } public class TypeMap : ClassMap { public TypeMap() { Id(x=>x. Id); Map(x=>x.
TypeName); } } public class PersonAddressMap : ClassMap { public PersonAddressMap() { Id(x=>x. Id); References(x=>x. Person, "PersonId"); References(x=>x.
Address, "AddressId"); References(x=>x. Type, "TypeId"); } }.
This works great! Thanks for all your help. – Rusty Aug 12 '10 at 12:22.
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