One-to-one NHibernate mapping where all fields map to properties in a single class?

Yes, it's called a join mapping. You use the join element with a table attribute to compose an entity from multiple tables, for example.

Yes, it's called a join mapping. You use the element with a table attribute to compose an entity from multiple tables, for example: ... For a full (and better) description, see the Nbernate documentation on join mappings.

Today, I love NHIbernate and Stack Overflow passionately. This page also describes how to achieve this sort of mapping in Fluent Ncom/questions/1241005/… – David Nov 5 '10 at 9:03 Ha! I see from your website that you're something of an authority on Fluent NH yourself... – David Nov 5 '10 at 9:04 You could say that... :) – James Gregory Nov 5 '10 at 9:43.

Yes, I believe you just need to specify the join in the HQL.

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