Someone correct me if im wrong, but I think under the hood fluent nhibernate creates the xml mapping files that get loaded into nhibernate.
Someone correct me if im wrong, but I think under the hood fluent nhibernate creates the xml mapping files that get loaded into nhibernate. You can configure fluent-nhibernate to handle both the ClassMap and the xml based .hbm. Xml mapping files.
If there are situations you run into that fluent-nhibernate cannot handle then you can drop back to the xml mapping files if needed. The advantage of the fluent-nhibernate mapping is that it is easier to refactor your POCO classes as you have compile time checking, where as the xml mappings you will only know if there is a problem at runtime.
The question is not constructive. The only difference between NH and FluentNH is XML binding definitions vs. in-code binding definitions. FluentNH only defines the schema, it does nothing to the ORM logic itself - it's still N.
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