Automatically mapping properties in Fluent NHibernate
I'm taking a complicated legacy schema and mapping it with Fluent NHibernate. The schema is wacky enough that I've given up on automapping; the relationships between tables are weird and complicated, and it would involve a ton of exceptions.

The thing is, the simple properties are totally normal; a table's `Title` column maps to that entity's `Title` property, and so on. But because I've opted out of global automapping, there doesn't seem to be a way to avoid mapping each of my string and integer properties on every class. I find myself wanting something like

    class SomeMapping : ClassMap<SomeEntity>
    {
        public SomeMapping()
        {
            MapEverythingSimple();
        }
    }

Before I build something complicated that reflectively emits lambda expressions (or somesuch), am I just missing an obvious feature?
Automatically mapping properties in Fluent NHibernate
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I'm taking a complicated legacy schema and mapping it with Fluent NHibernate. The schema is wacky enough that I've given up on automapping; the relationships between tables are weird and complicated, and it would involve a ton of exceptions.

The thing is, the simple properties are totally normal; a table's `Title` column maps to that entity's `Title` property, and so on. But because I've opted out of global automapping, there doesn't seem to be a way to avoid mapping each of my string and integer properties on every class. I find myself wanting something like

    class SomeMapping : ClassMap<SomeEntity>
    {
        public SomeMapping()
        {
            MapEverythingSimple();
        }
    }

Before I build something complicated that reflectively emits lambda expressions (or somesuch), am I just missing an obvious feature?