Well, I think you are inheriting from EmptyInterceptor but instead of
overriding you are in fact shadowing its methods. Try using
overrides:
public overrides bool OnLoad(object entity, ...
Michael Scheibler
On 19 Mrz., 21:20, epitka exptrade2...@yahoo.com wrote:
Oh, it does not even
Here, I have written a post on this by more or less paraphrasing Fabio's
post.
http://nhforge.org/blogs/nhibernate/archive/2009/03/20/nhibernate-poid-generators-revealed.aspx
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I'm working on an Windows Forms application. And entity is retrieved
from database, passed to UI to let user edit and the save it back to
database.
I'm having a problem with the name unique constraint. It's like a file
system when there should not be two file with the same name in the
same
Hi,
I had to recompile NHibernate.dll (I didn't not recompile the
ByteCodes).
It seems to work but the recompiled version has a size of 1.720Ko and
the one in the bin has a size of 1.736Ko (I don't know what's the
cause of that difference).
Another problem now is that
NHibernate.Caches.SysCache.SysCacheProvider is in NH-Contrib and it will be
deployed in some moment after NH-Core final release.BTW you can try
downloading the code of all cache and, if you have a problem, you can use
the nh-contrib-dev-list.
2009/3/20 nasedo47 nased...@gmail.com
Hi,
I had
ah... I have compiled SysCacheProvider using NH2.1.0 without problems.
2009/3/20 Fabio Maulo fabioma...@gmail.com
NHibernate.Caches.SysCache.SysCacheProvider is in NH-Contrib and it will be
deployed in some moment after NH-Core final release.BTW you can try
downloading the code of all cache
You should check that your DB constraints are not violated before trying to
save your entity.
In your case that means querying for an entity with the same name as the one
that you are trying to save.
On Fri, Mar 20, 2009 at 6:04 AM, tvbusy tvb...@gmail.com wrote:
I'm working on an Windows
Could you please tell me exactly where do I find those files? I am not
really familiar with the NH-Contrib thing.
Or maybe a link to download the new dll file?
Thanks a lot
On Mar 20, 11:43 am, Fabio Maulo fabioma...@gmail.com wrote:
ah... I have compiled SysCacheProvider using NH2.1.0 without
Hi friends,
it works with NH 2.1.0 Alpha ???
thanks
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Still have assembly error about versions 2.0.0.1001, 2.0.1.4000 of
NHibernate.dll
I think I have to go back to NHibernate 2.0 :-/
On Mar 20, 1:41 pm, Fabio Maulo fabioma...@gmail.com wrote:
2009/3/20 nasedo47 nased...@gmail.com
Could you please tell me exactly where do I find those files?
Every library you want to use with NH Alpha should be compiled with the
Alpha of NH...
There isn't so match science on this, but if you miss one of them you will
get compiling errors because of the versions.
In any case 2.0.0.1001...i think there never had been a version like this
for NH :)
Why can't you cast it because of the proxy? If the proxy would
actually be derived from ProfileA, you should be able to cast it to
ProfileA. Are you sure that you don't actually have a proxy of
Profile? Check your mapping, did you define the subclasses and
discriminators correctly? What is the
Fabio, I already downloaded the alpha version and tried it. There are
some interface changes I have to fix, and DynamicProxy2 conflicts with
the version for RhinoMocks. Nothing really serious so, but I still
don't have the time to fix it this and next week.
I just don't want to include alpha
you can use the version of rhino mock that interalize dyn proxy
On Fri, Mar 20, 2009 at 10:20 AM, Stefan Steinegger
stefan@bluewin.chwrote:
Fabio, I already downloaded the alpha version and tried it. There are
some interface changes I have to fix, and DynamicProxy2 conflicts with
the
Hi Roy,
there's a way how to get around this although it involves having
reference to your session...:
ProfileB b = session.GetProfileB(user.Profile.Id);
instead of doing your downcasting (which is not really OOP pure). It
should not ivolve a database hit since the profile should already be
Not yet
On Fri, Mar 20, 2009 at 9:49 AM, Paulo Quicoli pauloquic...@gmail.comwrote:
Hi friends,
it works with NH 2.1.0 Alpha ???
thanks
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I think I had problems with that, because classnames got ambiguous or
something and that's why I've chosen the other. it's not a problem
actually, I either recompile RhinoMocks or use LinFu.
On 20 Mrz., 15:21, Ayende Rahien aye...@ayende.com wrote:
you can use the version of rhino mock that
I have some funky mapping going on here due to legacy db and code.
Basically there is a composite Id that has a column that is also part
of the component.
NH creates update statement even though I specified that no update
should be performed on the component, and no insert on one of the
columns
http://nhprof.com/Learn/Alert?name=SuperfluousManyToOneUpdate
On Fri, Mar 20, 2009 at 11:35 AM, epitka exptrade2...@yahoo.com wrote:
I have some funky mapping going on here due to legacy db and code.
Basically there is a composite Id that has a column that is also part
of the component.
NH
Inverse is not valid on many-to-one tag and in the parent I do not
have collection mapped at all. Here is the mapping for the parent,
which is really not a parent, it is just an xref for codes. Maybe
many-to-one is not appropriate for this?
WithTable(AcctTypeRef);
i have a similar problem wich i had resolved setting
polymorphism=explicit
in the mapping of the subclass, see if it's what you need
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I have implemented IPostLoadEventListener and in this listener, for a
specific parent object, I want to populate some data fields in that
object, as well as some of the data in that parent's child
collections.
I have two issues that I need to resolve:
#1 - when I access the child object
I would love to migrate to the 2.1 release for testing. However I
have modified the 2.0.1 GA to add some additional needed
functionality, (Join to non primary keys) and so I'm stuck where I
am. I submitted a feature request complete with tests and and a
working patch for 2.1
Here is the complete example.
I am new to Hibernate so if it’s obvious I apologize.
I have show the example query that is performed the unit test, the
class and the mapping.
I am using fluent hibernate so I am not sure how to add
polymorphism=explicit.
Also I am using the Sharp Architecture.
We've run into a weird problem here.
We have a RuleSet which contains Rules. In our mapping files RuleSets
have a bag of Rules with cascade='all-delete-orphan' and
inverse='true'. When we add a rule to a ruleset and save the ruleset
the ID isn't getting set on the rule. Is this expected
Tracked this down. The changes are not being flushed so the new ID
isn't being retrieved till after our unit of work is completed. We
tried changing FlushMode to Always but didn't see any difference in
flushing behavior (The Session had already been used at this point so
that may have something
I believe it is expected behavior if you're using identity as your
POID generator, but I'm no expert.
On Fri, Mar 20, 2009 at 12:20 PM, Shane C shanecourtri...@gmail.com wrote:
Tracked this down. The changes are not being flushed so the new ID
isn't being retrieved till after our unit of
That seems odd. I understand the problem but if my FlushMode is set
to Auto, I would think NHibernate would be smart enough to realize
that it needs to Flush to update the relevant Ids? Identity may not
be the recommend practice but it's very common.
On Mar 20, 1:40 pm, Luke Bakken
I have run into this problem when using single table inheritance and a
table column as discriminator. At first I thought it was strange but
then thinking about it further I realized that when lazy loading NH
does not touch the database before creating the proxy object. Now how
should NH know if
why + in JIRA
2009/3/20 JozefSevcik sev...@styxys.com
Is it possible to make it [Serializable] ?
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inpractice you are looking for immediate access to DB for parent and all
child right ?
2009/3/20 Shane C shanecourtri...@gmail.com
That seems odd. I understand the problem but if my FlushMode is set
to Auto, I would think NHibernate would be smart enough to realize
that it needs to Flush to
2009/3/20 dhtroy dht...@gmail.com
I have implemented IPostLoadEventListener and in this listener, for a
specific parent object, I want to populate some data fields in that
object, as well as some of the data in that parent's child
collections.
I have two issues that I need to resolve:
#1
That's correct. That's how we thought it would work and we coded
accordingly. Current fix is to just Flush on SaveOrUpdate. I can see
the value of not using identity but it's way past the point where we
could make that kind of change.
On Mar 20, 3:18 pm, Fabio Maulo fabioma...@gmail.com
I've worked out a similar situation using interfaces like this:
interface IProfileA
class ProfileA : IProfileA
interface IProfileB
class ProfileB : IProfileB
interface IProfileProxy : IProfileA, IProfileB
then specifying proxy=Namespace.IProfileProxy in the base class mapping
and working
Ok.You should do by yourself with an explicit Flush because NH is smart
enough to limit RDBMS round-trips.If you like identity so much, you know
that identity mean that the only way to know the ID is hitting DB.
NH need the ID to add the reference to children so he must go to DB but he
can delay
Does anyone have any good references or articles that I can take a
look at to determine the best way to handle auditing for entities
using NHibernate? Specifically, I would like to create one audit table
per auditable object. All the examples I have seen thus far use one
audit table for all
Good point.If you want we can talk about some possibles implementations of
auditing and then work to implements some general solution for each audit
type.
Here or in private, I like this matter and I'm thinking about an example and
some classes to manage it.
2009/3/20 Action Jackson
NHibernate In Action is an excellent book that gives great detail.
However, the auditing implementation used in the book uses one audit
table for all entities. I'm looking for an implentation that uses one
audit table per entity. I am currently looking into the entity-name
feature that has
if I recall correctly.
And extending that approach to have seperate audit table should be fairly
simple.
On Fri, Mar 20, 2009 at 7:22 PM, Action Jackson crjac...@gmail.com wrote:
NHibernate In Action is an excellent book that gives great detail.
However, the auditing implementation used in
Hi All,
Nearly a week passed by, and here are the results :
http://www.snappoll.com/view_results.php?poll_id=318184
*Logging Abstraction Poll for Nhibenate*
Do you want to be able to override the logger in NH instead of having to use
log4net?
Yes 66% 31
No 34% 16
total votes: 47
On
When I first looked into this, I figured it would be fairly simple.
However, it doesn't seem to be trivial. Any suggestions or articles
to point me in the right direction?
On Mar 20, 6:26 pm, Ayende Rahien aye...@ayende.com wrote:
if I recall correctly.
And extending that approach to have
I don't see how an interface that derives from two other interfaces
would help in doing different things depending on the type? For
example
if (Profile is ProfileA) DoA(); else if(Profile is ProfileB) DoB();
Or when using the Visitor pattern Am I missing something?
/Jonas
On Mar 20, 10:35
What mean each number in your opinion ?
2009/3/20 Sidar Ok sida...@gmail.com
Hi All,
Nearly a week passed by, and here are the results :
http://www.snappoll.com/view_results.php?poll_id=318184
*Logging Abstraction Poll for Nhibenate*
Do you want to be able to override the logger in NH
IMHO,
The people who want logging abstraction is twice as much as people who don't
want. 31 people who cares enough to vote and wanting this feature ain't that
little.
Admittedly, there is a good majority out there that who doesn't give a sh*t
:)
This might have several reasons though, varying
My opinion is that is better to talk about something else.The NH-team can't
considerer 47 votes as something serious to take a decision.
We talk about logging abstraction in our dev-list and really is not a
priority for us.
Sure it is interesting and sure we will implement something for the next
How do you map two properties with the same name from different
interfaces? Ideally I would be able to map the interface properties
in a table-per-subclass type scenario where there are two tables with
a foreign key linking to the main entity table and a column in each
subclass table for the
Hi-
We are investigating upgrading from NH 1.2 to 2.0. After fixing all of
the namespace changes, I am getting an error with the named queries.
In 1.2 they worked fine, now I get a runtime error with the following
message:
Errors in named queries: {IRI.GetAccounts} for all of the named
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