f Ayende's and Fabio's and Gabriel's blog posts...
>
> 2009/7/16 Josh Rogers
>>
>> Are you serious? I clearly stated that this is not saying anything
>> bad about NH as MOST OPEN SOURCE PROJECTS SUFFER THE SAME LACK OF
>> DOCUMENTATION. I am not going
ou can
> always by the Manning book. I had to go through the Manning Hibernate (Java)
> book, but even this shows how to solve common NH problems.
>
> And using "pronto" in german means: DO IT RIGHT NOW AND CALL ME SIR!
> (capitalization intended)
>
> 2009/7/16 Josh Roge
s and tells you to do
>> something "pronto".
>>
>> If you also look at the reason, that he can't compile NH because of having
>> VS Express, then all you know is that the person in question is not able to
>> read howtobuild.txt or readme.txt or
All he was trying to do is make a valid suggestion, while it may have
been boisterous, I do not understand the irradic barrage of
belittiling comments and answers from you Fabio. There is no one that
will say the learning curve for NH is anything less than steep, yet
you treat question po
Could you elaborate? I do not want anything to commit when I check for
a duplicate.
On Wed, Jul 15, 2009 at 3:44 PM, Fabio Maulo wrote:
> FlushMode.Commit
>
> 2009/7/15 Josh Rogers
>>
>> I have multiple situations within my system where my user enters data
>> that may
I have multiple situations within my system where my user enters data
that may be duplicate in the db. I need to know how to check for
duplicates without messing up the sessions and the cache. Since Get
and CreateCriteria both cause a flush, how would you go about doing
this?
Thanks,
Josh
--~-
e good developers lived you automagically ignoring that there
> is a big problem...IMHO.
> it's like the glorious try { } catch { // do nothing }
> Your code does not break, but...wait you really did want that?
> Gustavo.
>
> On Tue, Jul 14, 2009 at 10:19 PM, Josh Rogers wro
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> I am curious as to whether this serves any purpose? I
I am curious as to whether this serves any purpose? I just recently
had an issue where I was trying to push a string that was too long
into a column. I knew it was too long but I made sure the Length
attribute was set to the desired length assuming (which I should not
have done) that NHibernate
John,
I would love to do that, but I don't know what code would be helpful here.
All of it is quite trivial really. As far as the exception it is also quite
uninformative, here it is:
System.NullReferenceException was caught
Message="Object reference not set to an instance of an object."
Sou
For future reference I would like to know how I could have handled this
situation using NHibernate, so if you'll bear with me I'll give you a brief
synopsis of what I am trying to achieve. This is a transportation/logistics
application.
User creates or opens a job
A job for these purposes contain
e, it was greatly appreciated
and I truly did learn a lot of new things.
Thank you,
Josh
On Wed, Jul 1, 2009 at 3:31 PM, Fabio Maulo wrote:
> 2009/7/1 Josh Rogers
>
>>
>> As far as the POID strategy I am using the db generated ID that increments
>> by 1 each time a new
> "conversation" we must know the POID strategy you are using.
>
> 2009/7/1 Josh Rogers
>
> I don't know if cache is the right terminology, but it is the best I could
>> think of.
>>
>> I am adding an object to a conversation by calling
>> SessionF
I don't know if cache is the right terminology, but it is the best I could
think of.
I am adding an object to a conversation by calling
SessionFactory.GetCurrentSession().Save (which works), but later I need to
retrieve that object but I do not know the id however I do know certain
attributes of
antiate
>> uNhAddIns.SessionEasier.Conversations.NhConversationsContainerAccessor"}
>> with a message of:
>> "ComponentActivator: could not proxy TEAMSData.DALs.JobDal"
>>
>> I am getting the instance through this command:
>>
>> IJobDal test
Fabio,
I am not scared of IoC/AOP (well the MSIL code scared me for the AOP) but I
fully admit I don't understand it. I am trying but I am beginning to wonder
if I am just not able to grasp the concepts.
My struction is this:
winForm -> Logic Layer -> DAL -> NH -> DB
I am sure the CpBT would w
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