abril 2009 - NHibernate blog - NHibernate Forge

NHibernate’s Future Queries And Their Fallback Behavior

I've blogged about NHibernate's Future queries a couple of times already. But as you know, NHibernate aims to offer you a way to write your code completely independent of the actual database you're using. So what happens if you run your code...

Published lun, abr 13 2009 7:09 p.m. by Davy Brion

NHibernate Mapping - <dynamic-component/>

Like the <component/> mapping, <dynamic-component/> allows us to treat parts of the entity table in a special way. In this case, it allow us to push properties from the mapping into a dictionary, instead of having to have the entity have properties...

Published sáb, abr 11 2009 7:23 a.m. by Ayende

NHibernate Mapping – Inheritance

I wanted to explore a few options regarding the way we can map inheritance using NHibernate. Here is the model that we are going to use: And the code that we are going to execute: using (var session = sessionFactory.OpenSession()) using (var tx = session...

Published vie, abr 10 2009 6:43 a.m. by Ayende

Filed under: NHibernate

NHibernate Mapping - <many-to-one/>

Next up for inspection is the <many-to-one/> element. This element is defined as: < many - to - one name = "PropertyName" ( 1 ) column = "column_name" ( 2 ) class = "ClassName" ( 3 ) cascade = "all|none|save...

Published jue, abr 09 2009 5:22 a.m. by Ayende

NHibernate Mapping - <component/>

<component/> is an interesting feature of NHibernate, which map more or less directly into the notion of a Value Type in DDD. This is a way to create an object model with higher granularity than the physical data model. For example, let us take...

Published mié, abr 08 2009 4:20 p.m. by Ayende

NHibernate Mapping - <property/>

I am going to post a few things about NHibernate, going in depth into seemingly understood mapping. We will start with the most basic of them all: <property/> < property name = "propertyName" ( 1 ) column = "column_name" ...

Published mié, abr 08 2009 4:07 a.m. by Ayende

Filed under: mapping

Ensuring updates on Flush

Two assertions: I like the dirty check of NHibernate because I can work without worry about explicit updates. I don’t like the dirty check of NHibernate because I can’t have full control about updates and the dirty-check, in my application...

Published vie, abr 03 2009 12:01 p.m. by Fabio Maulo

Filed under: event listener, NHibernate

NHibernate Validator and Asp.Net MVC

Download the example here. Asp.Net MVC has a cool way to add validation errors from the model and display them all into the View. It’s actually using the ModelState. As you may know NHibernate Validator (NHV) is a framework to validate entities...

Published jue, abr 02 2009 9:07 p.m. by Dario Quintana

Filed under: validation, Validator, MVC, Asp.Net

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