Creating a database schema with Fluent NHibernate

If you create your model in C# first, and then want to create a database schema that matches that model, you can do this easily with Fluent NHibernate. First, you need some sort of Data Access Initialization class. public class DataAccessInitializer { private static ISessionFactory sessionFactory; private readonly FluentConfiguration fluentConfiguration; private Configuration nhibernateConfiguration; public DataAccessInitializer() { //Fluently configure nHibernate and save the nHibernate config that has been created by Fluent fluentConfiguration = CreateFluentConfiguration().ExposeConfiguration(cfg = nhibernateConfiguration = cfg); } public Configuration NhibernateConfiguration { get { return nhibernateConfiguration; } } public ISessionFactory CreateSessionFactory() { return sessionFactory ?? (sessionFactory = fluentConfiguration.BuildSessionFactory()); } private static FluentConfiguration CreateFluentConfiguration() { var entitiesToMapConfiguration = new EntitiesToMapConfiguration(); return Fluently.

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