Hi -- I'm trying to implement persistence with SOCI in a C++ project I'm
working on, but am coming a little unstuck when saving models that need to
know their parent's id for persistence. Which is most of the objects!
I've tried creating a std::pair (with child and parent domain classes)
specialisation for the type_conversion template, and this does work, but it
requires me to either relax security on my models, or to create a
specialisation for const and non-const members.
I really don't want to burden my domain classes any more than I have (I've
compromised and given them id() and set_id() members).
So I thought I'd ask here what approaches other people have taken?
I'm no C++ guru, but I can read slowly, with my lips moving if needs be. ;)
Cheers,
Doug.
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