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Strongly typed convention based mappings using Linq to Xsd - Part 2

In part 1 we found out how to generate a mapping file using c# and Linq To XSD. In this post we will extend that to show the use of conventions. The first thing we need an automapping framework to do is to create a class element in our xml mapping file...

Published vie, jul 07 2010 2:08 p.m. by Harry McIntyre

Filed under: mapping, linqtoxsdmappings

Strongly typed convention based mappings using Linq to Xsd - Part 1

This is part 1 in a blog series about yet another method for configuring your NHibernate mappings in code and writing conventions. Although there are mature solutions for doing this like Fluent NHibernate , I have found that they have required me to learn...

Published mié, jul 07 2010 4:11 p.m. by Harry McIntyre

Filed under: mapping, linqtoxsdmappings

NHibernate Auditing v3 – Poor Man’s Envers

First, let me explain the title of this post. The Hibernate folks – you know, that NHibernate knock off written in the Java (pronounced “ex em el”) programming language – have a project called Envers. Among other things, It audits...

Published lun, jul 07 2010 11:25 p.m. by Jason Dentler

Filed under: mapping, NHibernate, schema action, uNHAddins

NHibernate Workbench

In the spirit of “ Release early. Release often. And listen to your customers ” ( cit. ), even if not so early in term of time since the preview , I decided to release a first drop of the “HQL Intellisense thing” I’m working...

Published mié, may 05 2010 4:29 p.m. by felicepollano

Filed under: query, mapping, querying, HQL

Db2hbm: convert db schema to hbm

Here you can find a reverse engineering tool, and a documentation on how to use it . At present only MSSQL is fully supported, but should be easy to provide strategies for other DB. The project is open source and can be found here in the trunk.This tool...

Published jue, feb 02 2010 2:23 p.m. by felicepollano

Filed under: mapping, generators

Mapping different types - IUserType

Recently I had a problem with the application I’ve been working on. One of entity types in my domain had a property of type uint . Not a big deal, until you want to store it in Microsoft SQL Server database which does not support unsigned types...

Published jue, oct 10 2009 7:21 p.m. by Krzysztof Kozmic

Filed under: mapping, IUserType

NHibernate Filters

One of the more interesting ability of NHibernate is to selectively filter records based on some global filters. This allow us to very easily create global where clauses that we can flip on and off at the touch of a switch. Let us take a look at see what...

Published lun, may 05 2009 10:33 a.m. by Ayende

Filed under: query, mapping, HowTo, querying

NHibernate Mapping - <many-to-any/>

<many-to-any/> is the logical extension of the <any/> feature that NHibernate has. At the time of this writing, if you do a Google search on <many-to-any/>, the first result is this post . It was written by me, in 2005, and contains...

Published mié, abr 04 2009 5:52 a.m. by Ayende

Filed under: mapping

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