From: Mike D. <mik...@gm...> - 2004-10-22 19:12:46
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Hi guys. Before I ask my question I just want to say good job on the work so far! I'm working on getting Dynamic Proxying working with NHibernate and so far so good. One of the things I'm running into is that for a Class to be proxyable the ctor has to be public and the properties/methods have to be virtual and public. The virtual requirement makes sense - can't override a non virtual method. Is there any reason that the constructor and properties/methods with an access level of protected can't be proxied? It looks like a relatively small code change in BaseCodeGenerator but since it looked small there has to be something else to it :) Thanks and keep up the good work! Mike |