How do you map an enum as string in fluent nhibernate?

Yes, it does that by default if you just do.

Yes, it does that by default if you just do: Map(x => x. YourProperty); Make sure you're using the latest version off the trunk.

That was much easier than I imagined! – Chris Conway Feb 2 '09 at 14:34 1 Apparently FluentNbernate does not do this by default anymore. – Falcon Feb 1 at 10:41 You can do it like this Map(x => x.

Property). CustomType>(); – Yavor Shahpasov Aug 11 at 18:24.

And there is also the EnumString class you can pass as customType.

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