NHibernate is like a screwdriver. All your emails today can be reduced to
"why is it so hard to hammer nails with it?"
Diego
On Wed, Aug 4, 2010 at 19:38, Huge <[email protected]> wrote:
> "The NH cache is for objects retrieved by NH"
>
> I understand that. What confuses me is that somebody wrote an API to
> take things out of that cache without writing an API to put things
> into it.
>
> Why allow the ability to take something out of that cache? Somebody
> had justification for writing such a function back in the day.
>
> So, isn't that same justification viable for a reason to be able to
> stuff something into that cache? Even better yet a
> SessionFactory.Replace(object) would be perfect, because I just need
> to take the new copy of Object A and overwrite the old Object A and
> have that new Object A be the master.
>
>
> "If you are getting it from other source, you can cache it yourself
> using the same underlying cache (syscache, memcached, etc)"
>
> I'm not sure what you mean. Are you saying there is a way to stuff an
> object into the L2 cache? If so, how do I get at the SessionFactory's
> underlying memory structure that is used to implement that cache? Or,
> are you saying that I should implement my own cache, separate from
> SessionFactory? In that case, what good would it do, because
> SessionFactory wouldn't be aware that I have a separate cache where it
> could find objects instead of selecting them.
>
> Thanks for your help.
> Hugh
>
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