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>> I need to create a way for end users to create custom entities and create
>> custom relationships between entities. Has anyone done this before in
>> NHibernate?
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I need to create a way for end users to create custom entities and create
custom relationships between entities. Has anyone done this before in
NHibernate?
I was thinking about using Codedom to create entities and mapping files
then generating the schema on the fly. I was wondering if there a
Hi, I am trying to create partial domain models like Ayende describes
here: http://ayende.com/blog/3093/creating-partial-domain-models
Basically, I have an IUser interface as part of my security model. I
want to be able to plug that security model into any application.
Lets say I have an applic
Hi,
I am designing a security system to ensure that tenant information
does not cross tenant boundaries. I have a tenant id in every entity,
and I'd like to check this value when any entity in my system is
loaded. I'd like to do this in something global like an interceptor
or event listener. I
/NH-2877andhttps://nhibernate.jira.com/browse/NH-1930.
> The other workaround is to use fetch mode select or subselect.
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> On Sep 30, 3:00 pm, Matt Mangold wrote:
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> workaround. Any "join checking" queries will use the primary key of the
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> I suggest a JIRA search/submission anyway, since such a workaround should
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In my application, I have defined a global filter on Tenant Id. I do
this to enforce tenant security, so that developers do not
accidentally create queries that allow information to cross tenant
boundaries.
The problem I am having is that when I create queries that eagerly
fetch associations, the
I using fluent nhibernate 1.2, NHibernate 3.1 and Nhibernate Validator
1.3
In my session factory, I am making a call to configure the nhibernate
validator as prescribed by the community.
When I make a call to ValidatorInitializer.Initialize, I get a first
chance exception whenever a property on o
In my application, I have an object hierarchy of Person->Employee-
>Administrator.
I want to be able to take an existing employee and make them an
administrator.
I know that in OO world, this is not possible, you must first destroy
the employee object create a new Administrator object and build o
level you want to use.
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I am using XML mapping, and I'd like to determine at run time which
properties of my POCO are mapped. What is the easiest way to do this?
I am building a flexible query tool, and I need to know which
properties are mapped so that I can display them to the user when they
choose fields for their re
ttp://ayende.com/Blog/archive/2009/06/10/nhibernate-ndash-query-only...)
> which replicates the logic of Age, but in SQL.
> It's a bit of a hack, but at least it's transparent to your queries.
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I would like to know if it is possible to create a query where I add
an unmapped property to my projected output.
Here is an example
I have a class called Person
Person has 3 properties
Name
Birthday
Age
Name and Birthday are mapped to the database, and Age is calculated
based on today's date,
s.Property("Address.City"));
criteria.SetProjection(pl);
var results = criteria.List();
On Apr 27, 3:42 pm, Diego Mijelshon wrote:
> What would be a left join to a component exactly?
> Also: why don't you post the Criteria code?
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> Diego
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I am constructing a criteria query between two entities Person and
Address. Address is a component in the Person class.
In my criteria query I am Left Outer Joining Address to Person so that
I can still retrieve People when their address is null.
I am also setting 2 fields in my projection:
Per
Is there an event listener I can implement that will let me trap the
event where the entity and all child collections are created and
loaded?
I tried using the IPostLoadEventListener, but the OnLoad method fires
before child collections are initialized.
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No. Even with the optional set to true, NHibernate will always try to
run an update statement on the join table if the entity is being
updated. If there is no record in the join table, NHibernate still
tries to run an update statement against it.
On Oct 28, 11:15 am, Oskar Berggren wrote:
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Is there a way to use a in your mapping and have NHibernate
perform an insert instead of an update if the joined record doesn't
exist?
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Is there an NHibernate Event listener interface that I can register so
that I am notified prior to SaveOrUpdate() regardless if the entity is
dirty or not?
I used the ISaveOrUpdate Event listener, but it only fires if the
entity is dirty. I would like to be able to trap the event prior to
the di
Domain Object:
class A
{
public virtual ISet ChildCollection { get; set; }
}
Whenever I load an instance of A, I would like to load every child B.
Table A and Table B are not related in the database. There are only a
few records in Table B, and they need to be avaialable to every
instance of
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Where is the best place to learn about the ICollectionTypeFactory?
On Oct 23, 8:26 pm, Fabio Maulo wrote:
> The way is not IUserCollectionType but ICollectionTypeFactory
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My domain objects support custom fields that are stored in such a way
that requires metadata and logic to be applied before their values can
be stored and retrieved.
I already have a Custom Field Repository that handles the persistence
of custom fields, and I don't want to try to recreate that lo
My domain objects support custom fields that are stored in such a way
that requires metadata and logic to be applied before their values can
be stored and retrieved.
I already have a Custom Field Repository that handles the persistence
of custom fields, and I don't want to try to recreate that lo
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