octubre 2008 - NHibernate blog

The best way to solve NHibernate bugs? Submit good unit test

There's no better way to explain some code-related issue than providing a test for them, and that is what any NH team member is going to ask you no matter how clearly you described it; that said.. why not being smart enough to provide it since the...

Published sáb, oct 04 2008 8:04 a.m. by Crad

Filed under: HowTo

entity-name in action: Entity Abstraction

Another time I start from : “Program to an interface and not to an implementation” I want have the same approach, I’m using for DAOs, Models, Presenters, Validation, and so on, for my domain. The domain: public interface IEntity <TIdentity>...

Published vie, oct 31 2008 7:53 p.m. by Fabio Maulo

Filed under: NH2.1, Entity-Name, Inversion of Control

Bulk Data Operations With NHibernate's Stateless Sessions

Note: this was originally posted on my own blog In my previous post , i showed how you can configure NHibernate to batch create/update/delete statements and what kind of performance benefits you can get from it. In this post, we're going to take this...

Published jue, oct 30 2008 9:28 p.m. by Davy Brion

Filed under: bulk, Stateless, Session

How Test your mappings: the Ghostbuster

In NHibernate, when you have the FlushMode configured to AutoFlush , session.Flush() is called when NH detects a dirty entity instance and when a query with an intersected QuerySpace is performed. (The QuerySpace is represented by all tables affected...

Published lun, oct 20 2008 3:48 p.m. by Fabio Maulo

Filed under: mapping, NHibernate, Tests

Less than GoF is hbm

In Less than “Few” is GoF I show how have a single implementation for the whole domain entities using Tuplizers . In this post I will show another NH2.1 feature : EntityMode .Map Suppose you want prototype the persistence of your application;...

Published jue, oct 16 2008 2:30 p.m. by Fabio Maulo

Filed under: NHibernate, Dynamic-Map, Entity-Name, EntityMode

NHibernate.Spatial 1.0.0 Beta1 released

I'm proud to announce the first release of NHibernate.Spatial . This extension allows you to handle data in a spatial database using .NET objects and HQL queries in a way compliant with Open Geospatial Consortium specifications . Currently we support...

Published mié, oct 01 2008 12:44 a.m. by Ricardo Stuven

Filed under: MsSqlSpatial, OpenGIS, OGC, SQL Server 2008, PostGis, NTS, SQL Server, GIS, spatial

NHibernate.Spatial 1.0.0 Beta2 released

Yes, it has been a few days since 1.0.0 Beta1 release , but why we should wait so much for more goodness? :-) Beta2 brings a new MySQL spatial dialect and gets Npgsql updated to 2.0RTM. You can download it here . Enjoy!

Published mié, oct 08 2008 9:36 a.m. by Ricardo Stuven

Filed under: MsSqlSpatial, OpenGIS, OGC, SQL Server 2008, PostGis, NTS, SQL Server, GIS, spatial, MySQL

NH2.1.0: Reference to Castle removed

The NH trunk do no longer have dependency from Castle project; Castle.DynamicProxy2 are now only the default option. All dependency to Castle was moved to : NHibernate.ProxyGenerators.CastleDynamicProxy To continue working using lazy-loading, exactly...

Published sáb, oct 11 2008 7:58 p.m. by Fabio Maulo

Filed under: proxy, lazy loading, ProxyGenerators, NHibernate, Deploy, Castle, NH2.1

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