Hello,

[b]SHORT DESCRIPTION[/b]
I try to load directly into a property a class instance of a refrenced (many-to-one) class. I use [b]lazy="false"[/b] in the class section. This didn't work so I includeded [b]fetch="join"[/b] in the [b]many-to-one[/b] part. Still NHibernate uses lazy loading. How to stop this behaviour? I want to load the referenced object. Does somebody see a mistake or have a tip on how to solve this unwanted behaviour?

[b]DESCRIPTION[/b]
My project consists of two classes(A.cs and B.cs) and each one has a mapping file (A.hbm.xml & B.hbm.xml). Class A has a property like:
[b]
public virtual B A_B
{
set { this._A_B = value; }
get { return this._A_B; }
}
[/b]
In the mapping file A.hbm.xml I have this section:

[b]<many-to-one name="verpakItem class = "Fruitmasters.Data.VerpakItem" column="verpak_id" not-null="true"/>[/b]

1) The 'class' parts in mappingfiles A.hbm.xml & B.hbm.xml include property [b]lazy="false"[/b]

[b]PROBLEM:[/b]
The property A_B (refrenced class B) is still lazy loaded??
I tried adding [b]fetch="join"[/b]

When I look into an instance of class A I continu to see a proxyclass reference for property A_B. NHibernate continus to load A and resulting A_B lazy.

[b]QUESTION[/b]
How to force a direct load of instance of object B in propertyy A_B of class A?

It should work. Can you show the logs for the retrieval operation?

Hello Sergey and others,

You were right Sergey something else was wrong and caused strange, ondocumented, behaviuor of NHibernate (for framework 2.x). After creating my mapping-files and classes I started using them. At first I received a lot of mapping errors. When there weren't any mapping errors I concluded that the mapping-files were correct. THIS was my mistake.

1) I tested with data that caused mapping problems;
2) Corrected the mapping/class errors;
3) Started working with (2) -> everything fine;
4) Started using more data -> new mapping errors concealed as strange NHibernate messages
5) Flead through the mapping-files/classes -> found some extra errors -> corrected them

6) Suddenly lazy loading worked as you expected!! Thank you Sergey for your tip!

Stefan