I've been playing with SubSonic lately and I've come across an interesting error.
Entity Models.Servers' has a property
'Columns' with an unsupported type
When I created a simple ASP.NET application with VS2008, added the reference to SubSonic, created the connection string, and dragged the Active Record files over into the project everything went well. I could compile. Then I added a Domain Service class and referenced the Models namespace and created a GetServers Method with the following code:
public IQueryable<Server> GetServers() { return Server.All() }
Again I compiled and NO problems. I thought great now I will create a Silverlight project and do the same thing. I created a hosted SilverLight project and did the same thing within the web project.
This time a compile resulted in the error above. I'm not sure what the difference between the two projects except maybe for the default References that are loaded.
Thoughts?
Best Answer
This isn't an error thrown by SubSonic (which I think you know) and I'll guess that there's some kind of serialization happening here that doesn't like the interfaces we use. Either that or there's a namespace collision.