Note: This post has been cross posted from my own blog at Los Techies. I am very pleased to announce that my book NHibernate 3 Beginners Guide has finally been published. It is a wonderful feeling to finally have a book in my hands that cost me a couple of months of intense work. But I think the result...
If you are using NHibernate and suddenly find yourself needing to integrate with a Flex client, this article written by Joseph Magly will be helpful. http://www.adobe.com/devnet/flex/articles/flex-nhibernate.html
Visual NHibernate can be customized in many ways. Today we’ll look at the built-in template engine. You can easily create the exact output you need by tweaking the built-in templates or creating new custom templates. Visual NHibernate currently has two built-in templates: The standard NHibernate...
[This article was originally published on my personal blog here . I hereby grant myself permission to re-publish it on NHForge.org.] [Code for this article is available on GitHub here .] One of the new features in NHibernate 3 is the addition of a fluent API for configuring NHibernate through code. Fluent...
This post is the second one about the NHibernate Bootstrapper. The first is located here . The first post set up the project structure, introduced the generic DAO, and demonstrated the SessionPerRequest implementation in an IHttpModule. This post will factor the reference to NHibernate out of the web...
Patrick Smacchia writing. I am not a NH developer but the creator of a static analysis tool for .NET developer: NDepend . I recently analyzed NH v3.0.0 Candidate Release 1 with NDepend and I had a chance to discuss some results with NH developer Fabio Maulo. Fabio suggested me to show some results on...
This week Packt published the NHibernate 3.0 Cookbook . Packt are offering all members of the NHibernate community 20% off the book. The book helps users to get solutions to common NHibernate problems to develop high-quality performance-critical data access applications. The book, which is 328 pages...
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 changes to entities, then allows you to easily...