Hey,

I tired to generate NHibernate classes from a simple schema with Codus. All works fine, but I can't specify _composite_ objects, only classes with keys. And hey, that's bad!

I.e.: I have an AUTO table with AutoID key, and an USER table with the UserID key and the AutoID foreign key.

How can I generate an User class that aggregates the Auto class? Operating with primary/foreign keys and not with composite object it's lame, I think...


Which tool can create better class hierarchy?

Thanx,

boj

Um... no?

Working with composite keys is going to make your life much harder than it should.
You have a primary key already, why do you need another one?
Define a many to one relation from User to Auto, and you get a nice way to move between the two.

Okay, maybe my english is wrong...I try again:) I think composite keys and composite objects (object compositions) are different.

With this schema, the generator builds this:



Relations are definied in the schema too, so why not:



?

Another way:

Whitch tool can generate one-to-one or many-to-one associations in classes?