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• NH Day: annullamento iscrizione ?

  Causa spostamento matrimonio e del relativo viaggio di nozze, non potrò partecipare al prossimo NH Day (mannaggia alla pupazza!!!). Devo annullare semplicemente l'iscrizione o è possibile girare il posto a qualcun altro? Qualcuno mi sa dare informazioni... Posted Aug 23 2010, 11:09 AM by Alessandro Sorcinelli - SharePoint e .NET Filed under: Nhibernate

• NHibernate 3 Alpha 2

  Le ferie sono già un ricordo per me, ma almeno qualche buona notizia c'e'! Durante questo periodo di inattività è stata rilasciata l'alpha 2 di NHibernate 3. Qui il link per il download: http://sourceforge.net/projects/nhibernate/files/ Posted Aug 18 2010, 12:55 PM by Alessandro Sorcinelli - SharePoint e .NET Filed under: Nhibernate

• NHDay: Iscrizione completata!

  Stavo quasi per scordarmi, ma fortunatamente i posti sono ancora disponibili e l'iscrizione al prossimo NHDay è stata fatta! Ci si vede li per chi ci sarà! Posted Jun 15 2010, 08:10 PM by Alessandro Sorcinelli - SharePoint e .NET Filed under: Nhibernate

• Linq to NHibernate: how to query on a property without setter

  Recently I’ve started to play with Linq to NHibernate and I have to say it work pretty well for the scenarios I’m facing. It also helped me to ‘re-learn’ some things on NHibernate I usually forget. Let’s consider the case in which we have a class that... Posted Dec 22 2009, 03:20 AM by Primordial Code Filed under: Nhibernate, LINQ, access, nosetter, field, setter

• Show NHibernate query in the trace of asp.net pages

  When you use NHibernate and asp.net one of the most interesting stuff is looking at sql generated for each page call. While NHProf is the best tool to accomplish this task, it is interesting to trace issued sql queries using asp.net trace engine. To accomplish... Posted Oct 13 2009, 11:27 AM by Alkampfer's Place Filed under: Nhibernate

• NHibernate ICriteria and filters

  I have a project where I need to access tables with millions of rows, the project was born without nhibernate so the database was not designed with ORM in mind. I decided to improve performances with an Indexed view that materialized a join between five... Posted Oct 13 2009, 10:05 AM by Alkampfer's Place Filed under: Nhibernate, ICriteria

• Theta join in HQL – join with unrelated entities

  NHibernate HQL language is really powerful, and work in many scenario. Suppose you have those two classes. Action is an object capable of executing something, while ActionLog stores the result of the execution of an action. There is no direct relation... Posted Sep 04 2009, 05:14 AM by Alkampfer's Place Filed under: Nhibernate

• Browse NHibernate metadata to validate property Length

  One of the most basic validation rule for Entities that are stored in databases, is to be sure that String Properties are not too long for the corresponding field in database. There are a lot of validation framework over there, most of them using attributes... Posted Aug 23 2009, 11:08 AM by Alkampfer's Place Filed under: Nhibernate

• Manage Scope or Execution Context of Repository

  In a project I’m working with Guardian, we are using NHibernate behind a Repository Pattern. Despite the question if is good or not good to shield the session behind a Repository,we encountered a classic problem. The software is structured as service... Posted Aug 07 2009, 04:52 AM by Alkampfer's Place Filed under: Nhibernate, Castle

• Manage In memory nhibernate test with sqlite and database schema

  When you work with nhibernate you usually write a lot of tests that interact with your database, mainly to test your mapping but also when you do not want to shield the session behind a IRepository. To avoid Slow Test you should use some In Memory database... Posted Jul 24 2009, 11:07 AM by Alkampfer's Place Filed under: Nhibernate, Testing

• Saving a generic Object property with nhibernate

  In a old post I explained how to save an object in XML format in database with a UserType. Since this technique worked well I decided to use it in another situation. Now I have an object that have a property of type Object, and I want to be able to save... Posted May 22 2009, 12:35 AM by Alkampfer's Place Filed under: Nhibernate

• Using ISQlQuery to load data with nhibernate

  I have a project that uses both nhibernate and StoredProcedures, based on a legacy project written without nhibernate. Today I need to load a lot of data from five tables. The problem is that all these tables are managed with nhibernate, but I have no... Posted May 19 2009, 06:58 AM by Alkampfer's Place Filed under: Nhibernate

• NHibernate/SqlServer: persist a generic ‘serializable’ object to an XML field

  Recently we had the problem of persisting some sort of extended data attached to a business object with the schema and the data of these extended information that can vary over time (usually with an additive strategy). Since we do not need to do extensive... Posted May 18 2009, 07:56 AM by Guardian's Home Filed under: Nhibernate, xml, Serialization, DataContractSerializer

• Use Xml field in SqlServer with nhibernate

  Xml fields in sql server are really useful, you can use xpath or xQuery to filter and impose condition on part of the xml fragment. Today we decided to store some data in an XML field of a table, and since this table was accessed both by nhibernate and... Posted May 14 2009, 08:49 AM by Alkampfer's Place Filed under: Nhibernate

• Maintain integrity in NHibernate bidirectional association

  Using Bidirectional Associations in nhibernate can be tricky, the problem is that you need to manage associations for both ends. This is really important: suppose you have a class called Parent with a collection of childs called Childs, and a child class... Posted May 05 2009, 06:38 AM by Alkampfer's Place Filed under: Nhibernate, Software Architecture