Hi all,
This is really making me nuts, but before debugging NH, which is my next step, I decided to post it here if someone could shed some light, that would be wonderfull.

First, imagine types A e two subclasses B and C mapped using a discriminator column. 'A' has abstract properties to force B and C map some collections, but poiting to correct types (in a similar fashion: W and subclaases X Z). That works nicely!

But...

A has also a collection of A, but as A is an abstract class I'm sure the only possible elements would be Bs and Cs, anyway, I can save elements OK, but when loading them, I get:

TestCase
----> NHibernate.ADOException : could not load object
----> System.Exception : could not initialize collection:
----> NHibernate.WrongClassException : Object with id: 1 was not of the specified sublcass: Castle.ActiveRecord.Tests.Model.StrictModel.Repository (loading object was of wrong class)

The model that reproduces the error is here:
http://svn.castleproject.org/svn/castle ... rictModel/

The test cases for it (only the last one fails):
http://svn.castleproject.org/svn/castle ... estCase.cs

Any help is appreciated!

I'm having this same problem. I thought it might be a 0.9 issue, but I backtracked to 0.8.4 and had the same issue.

It seems this appears whenever a collection of sublcasses (same table - different discriminators) are retrieved, either by an hql query or by a fetched persistent collection.

Looks like it's the same bug as NH-294 which we didn't have a test case for to fix. I'll look at it.

Update: I ran the ActiveRecord test cases now, and they all passed, so it looks like we fixed the bug already. Tylord, can you create a simple test case and attach it to NH-294 in JIRA?

Sure thing. I'll have to do that at home, since I can't access sourceforge cvs from work (way too locked down firewall), so it may be a few days.