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7 Mar

2009

What I Really, Really, Really Like About Using Fluent NHibernate

By: Jan Van Ryswyck Category:UncategorizedTag: NHibernate:7 Comments

Reusable Mappings Something that slightly bothered me with the XML mappings of NHibernate, is the fact that some things need to be configured over and over again. Behold the following two mapping files: Catalog: <class name=”Catalog” table=”`Catalog`” optimistic-lock=”version”> <id name=”Id” column=”Id” type=”Guid”> <generator class=”guid.comb” /> </id> <version column=”Version” name=”Version” /> <property name=”Name” length=”100″ type=”String”> <column […]

25 Jan

2009

NHibernate and Future Queries

By: Guest Blogger Category:UncategorizedTag: NHibernate:

As some of you already know, i’m a big fan of avoiding excessive roundtrips by batching queries and/or service calls. For NHibernate, i wrote the QueryBatcher class which makes this pretty easy to do. Ayende recently added a much easier approach for this to NHibernate. Take a look at the following code: […]

7 Dec

2008

So What’s NHibernate Development Like?

By: Guest Blogger Category:UncategorizedTag: NHibernate:1 Comment

As i mentioned recently, i’m now part of the NHibernate development team. Ever since i posted that i’ve gotten a lot of questions about what exactly it is i do for NHibernate. The short answer is: not much so far! Allow me to elaborate. The way it usually works with Open Source projects is that […]

23 Nov

2008

Populating Entities With Associations From Stored Procedures With NHibernate

By: Guest Blogger Category:UncategorizedTag: NHibernate:

In response to my last post where i showed how you could fill entities with the resultset of a stored procedure, i was asked if it was also possible to fill entities and their associations if the stored procedure returned all of the necessary data. I looked into it, and it’s possible, although it did […]

23 Nov

2008

Populating Entities From Stored Procedures With NHibernate

By: Guest Blogger Category:UncategorizedTag: NHibernate:4 Comments

A short while ago we needed to fetch the data for some entities through a stored procedure for performance reasons. We already use NHibernate in the typical way to fetch and modify the data of this entity type, but we just wanted something so we could also use the resultset of the stored procedure to […]

23 Nov

2008

NHibernate Fact when Saving a Transient Entity with Second Level Caching Enabled.

By: Jan Van Ryswyck Category:UncategorizedTag: NHibernate:3 Comments

After attending the Advanced NHibernate workshop at the Kaizen Conference, I started to do some experimenting with NHibernate in order to gather more in dept knowledge about my favorite ORM tool. A topic that quite interests me about NHibernate, is its support for caching. NHibernate currently comes with 5 different caches: Identity map (Session) Entities […]

23 Nov

2008

Joining The NHibernate Developers

By: Guest Blogger Category:UncategorizedTag: NHibernate:6 Comments

Big weekend so far… Fabio Maulo invited me to join the NHibernate development team, which i gladly accepted 🙂 It’s a great project and a great team as well. I’m very proud to be a part of that from now on. I’m so psyched about this that i don’t even know what to say 🙂

16 Nov

2007

NHibernate IQuery to ISQLQuery Black Magic

By: Jason Grundy Category:UncategorizedTag: NHibernate, NHibernate:

Let me start with a warning. I really can’t recommend that you do what I am about to tell you. However the problems that led me to do something crazy are certainly worthy of discussion. And the solution that I employed itself is most definitely ‘interesting’ (that’s a euphemism) We refactored our application this week […]