Hi, I believe that it is *stateless* session and it means that session doesn't track entities state.
2012/6/15 pvginkel <[email protected]> > In the reference document, > http://nhforge.org/doc/nh/en/index.html#example-parentchild-update describes > a mechanism through which an application can track whether an entity is > transient. However, with stateless sessions, interceptors aren't called. > The problem I'm having is that when you choose to implement transient > tracking using the described mechanism, stateless sessions become useless: > NHibernate doesn't track whether an entity is transient and the application > can't tell the entity was loaded from a stateless session. > > The question I have is whether this is an issue with the documentation (it > doesn't state this fact) or that this is a bug/feature request for > NHibernate to provide an alternative mechanism to let an application track > whether an entity is transient. >
