That could be done by replacing the KEY definition in the AbstractSessionStore
public AbstractSessionStore(string Id)
{
sessionName = HashCodeProvider.GetIdentityHashCode(this).ToString() + Id;
}
On 10/11/06, Ron Grabowski (JIRA) <ibatis-dev@incubator.apache.org> wrote:
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Ron Grabowski commented on IBATISNET-185:
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Is there a reason why we can't move the SessionStore implementations into
IBatisNet.Common instead of duplicating code in DataAccess and DataMapper?
> Allow custom ISessionStoreFactory
> ---------------------------------
>
> Key: IBATISNET-185
> URL: http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/IBATISNET-185
> Project: iBatis for .NET
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: DataAccess, DataMapper
> Reporter: Ron Grabowski
> Assigned To: Gilles Bayon
> Priority: Minor
> Fix For: DataMapper 1.6
>
>
> The interfaces and abstract class in IBatisNet.DataAccess.SessionScope and
IBatisNet.DataMapper.SessionScope should be combined and moved into
IBatisNet.Common and a new interface named
IBatisNet.Common.SessionStore.ISessionStoreFactory should be created:
> public interface ISessionStoreFactory
> {
> void Initialize(IDictionary properties);
> ISessionStore GetSessionStore(string sessionStore);
> // void Shutdown(); ???
> }
> "setting" nodes in the SqlMap.config file currently only contains boolean values. I
think we should keep with that convention if possible and introduce a seperate node named
"sessionStoreFactory" that should mimic the custom cache support (allow properties to be
passed into the Initialize method):
> <sessionStoreFactory type="Company.IBatisNet.CustomSessionStoreFactory,
Company.IBatisNet">
> <property name="Hello" value="World" />
> </sessionStoreFactory>
> IBatisNet should ship with at least two factories:
>
> CallContextSessionStoreFactory
> HybridSessionStoreFactory (HttpContext != null ? HttpContextSessionStore :
CallContextSessionStore)
> The default factory would be HybirdSessionStoreFactory. The user could
manually specify one of the built-in factories by using an upper case alias:
> <sessionStoreFactory type="CALLCONTEXT" />
> <sessionStoreFactory type="HYBRID" />
> For the DataAccess project, a context could use a custom session store
factory like this:
> <daoSessionHandler id="SqlMap">
> <property name="resource" value="SqlMap_MSSQL_OleDb.config"/>
> <property name="sessionStoreFactory"
value="Company.IBatisNet.CustomSessionStoreFactory, Company.IBatisNet"/>
> <property name="Hello" value="World"/>
> </daoSessionHandler>
> The IDictionary passed into ISessionStoreFactory.Initialize would contain
three keys: resource, sessionStoreFactory, and Hello.
> If you wanted to always use CALLCONTEXT with a data access context:
> <daoSessionHandler id="SqlMap">
> <property name="resource" value="SqlMap_MSSQL_OleDb.config"/>
> <property name="sessionStoreFactory" value="CALLCONTEXT"/>
> </daoSessionHandler>
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Gilles
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