Lazy property breaking entity's ID?

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We're using NH 3.2 and Fluent NH.  We've recently made a CLOB-backed property lazy to ease a performance problem.  In doing so, it has broken the identity property of our entity.  While the backing field in the proxy shows the correct value,none of the proxy's properties for the identity expose the right value.  Here's a reduction of the code at play:

public class AbstractTemplate {

private int _id;

public virtual int Id { get { return _id; } }

public virtual TemplateId TemplateId { get { return new TemplateId(_id); } }

public virtual string Content { get; set; }

}

public class ConcreteTemplate : AbstractTemplate {

}

public class AbstractTemplateMap : ClassMap<AbstractTemplate> { // Fluent NHibernate

public AbstractTemplateMap() {

 Id(x => Id)

.UnsavedValue(0)

.Access.ReadOnlyPropertyThroughCamelCaseField(Prefix.Underscore);

Map(x => x.Content)

.CustomType("StringClob")

.LazyLoad() // NOTE: This is a LAZY property!

.Access.Property();

}

}

ConcreteTemplate template = GetSession().Get<ConcreteTemplate>(17);

Log(template.Content);    // I see my content!

Log(template.Id);         // I get 0, but debugger shows ConcreteTemplateProxy._id == 17

Log(template.TemplateId); // I get 0, but debugger shows ConcreteTemplateProxy._id == 17

As soon as we remove ".LazyLoad()" from the content property, the Id properties work fine.

Now I've explored this group and JIRA and found several bugs with lazy properties, but from reading them, I don't think any of them are *this* problem.  Here's the bugs I've read:

• NH-3058 - Methods on entities with lazy properties do not trigger load of lazy properties
  
• NH-2632 - Lazy Properties Causing An Exception If Containing Class Is Set To Not Lazy
  
• NH-2638 - Id Property With Private Setter Not Set With Lazy Classes
  
• NH-2772 - Lazy-collection not loaded when a property is Lazy-loaded
  

I'm going to contiune testing, maybe make a standalone sandbox project, etc.  But i wanted to drop a line here at the same time with the hope that someone else might know more.

Thoughts?