Hi!
I've got a web service (via WCF) that returns entities retrieved via
NHibernate to the client. To simplify integration, I've added some
scaffolding code that automatically starts a session when WCF receives a
request and closes it when the request returns.
This has the (desired) side effect of bombing out early if my web
service returns an entity that would lazy-load additional properties
upon serialization (desired because this would present a performance
issue, cause more data to be transmitted than I was expecting and in
case of circular references lead to a stack overflow or oom situation).
Is there a way to disconnect an entity from the NHibernate ISession so
that accessing a normally lazy-loaded reference property simply returns
null?
I tried ISession.Evict(), but it still throws an exception if I access a
lazy-loaded property of my entity after closing the session.
-Markus-
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