Hi folks,

I'm stuck again.....

I picked the "Employees" table from the SQL Server 2000 installation for my testing. I created a NHibernate mapping file and a C# class file, and I can now grab all the employees from the table and show them in my ASP.NET app - no problem.

However, I cannot seems to load single user from the table - neither <session>.Load nor <session>.Get seem to work, both complaining that they cannot find the "Mycompany.Data.Employee" data type.....

Any ideas???

Here's my code:

using MyCompany.Data;

Employee oEmp = (Employee)oSess.Get(typeof(Employee), 1);


I can load the whole list of employees, and I can also do a

IList empList = oSess.CreateQuery("from Employee as e where e.Id = :ID").SetInt32("ID", 1).List();

and get a single "Employee" instance that way - but the .Get and .Load methods both consistently fail.

HOWEVER: when I move the Employee.hbm.xml and Employee.cs files into my main project assembly, everything works just like a charm! That's not the way I thought I would have it though.... I would prefer to have all my mappings and data objects in a separate assembly - why can't I do that??

Thanks!
Marc

What assembly were you using in your Configuration code? It could be that the assembly they were originally in was not being added to NHibernate's Configuration.