The EntityType type exposes the following members.
Properties
Name | Description | |
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![]() | ForeignKeyDirection |
When implemented by a class, gets the type of foreign key directionality
of this association.
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![]() | IsAlwaysDirtyChecked | |
![]() | IsAnyType |
Gets a value indicating if the implementation is an "object" type
(Inherited from AbstractType.) |
![]() | IsAssociationType | (Overrides AbstractType..::..IsAssociationType.) |
![]() | 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 | |
![]() | IsEntityType | Explicitly, an entity type is an entity type (Overrides AbstractType..::..IsEntityType.) |
![]() | IsMutable | (Overrides AbstractType..::..IsMutable.) |
![]() | IsNullable | |
![]() | IsOneToOne | |
![]() | IsReferenceToPrimaryKey | |
![]() | IsUniqueKeyReference | |
![]() | IsXMLElement | (Overrides AbstractType..::..IsXMLElement.) |
![]() | LHSPropertyName | |
![]() | Name | (Overrides AbstractType..::..Name.) |
![]() | PropertyName | |
![]() | 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...
(Overrides AbstractType..::..ReturnedClass.) |
![]() | RHSUniqueKeyPropertyName | |
![]() | UseLHSPrimaryKey |
Is the foreign key the primary key of the table?
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