Does fluent nHibernate play well when using interfaces instead of concrete classes as properties?
E.g. A sports stadium has a reference to a city that it is in, so our interfaces/concrete classes looks as follows
Interface:
ICity
int Id;
string Name;
IStadium
int Id;
string Name;
ICity City;
Concrete class:
class City: ICity;
...
class Stadium: IStadium;
public virtual int Id {get; private set; }
public virtual string Name { get; set; }
public virtual ICity City { get; set; } //<- NOTE: Reference to interface instead of the class
Mapper:
public class StadiumMap : ClassMap<Stadium>
{
public StadiumMap()
{
...
References(x => x.City).Column("Id");
...
}
}
So will the above work fine in fluent nhibernate or will I have to replace my "ICity" with "City"?
