The SpecialOneToOneType type exposes the following members.
Properties
| Name | Description | |
|---|---|---|
 | ForeignKeyDirection | (Inherited from OneToOneType.) |
| IsAlwaysDirtyChecked |
We don't need to dirty check one-to-one because of how
assemble/disassemble is implemented and because a one-to-one
association is never dirty
(Inherited from OneToOneType.) |
| IsAnyType |
Gets a value indicating if the implementation is an "object" type
(Inherited from AbstractType.) |
| IsAssociationType | (Inherited from EntityType.) |
| IsCollectionType |
Gets a value indicating if the AbstractType is a CollectionType.
(Inherited from AbstractType.) |
| IsComponentType |
Gets a value indicating if the AbstractType is an IAbstractComponentType.
(Inherited from AbstractType.) |
| IsEmbeddedInXML | (Inherited from EntityType.) |
| IsEntityType | Explicitly, an entity type is an entity type (Inherited from EntityType.) |
| IsMutable | (Inherited from EntityType.) |
| IsNullable | (Inherited from OneToOneType.) |
| IsOneToOne | (Inherited from OneToOneType.) |
| IsReferenceToPrimaryKey | (Inherited from EntityType.) |
| IsUniqueKeyReference | (Inherited from EntityType.) |
| IsXMLElement | (Inherited from EntityType.) |
| LHSPropertyName | (Inherited from EntityType.) |
| Name | (Inherited from EntityType.) |
| PropertyName | (Inherited from OneToOneType.) |
| ReturnedClass |
This returns the wrong class for an entity with a proxy, or for a named
entity. Theoretically it should return the proxy class, but it doesn't.
The problem here is that we do not necessarily have a ref to the associated
entity persister (nor to the session factory, to look it up) which is really
needed to "do the right thing" here...
(Inherited from EntityType.) |
| RHSUniqueKeyPropertyName | (Inherited from EntityType.) |
| UseLHSPrimaryKey | (Overrides OneToOneType..::..UseLHSPrimaryKey.) |
