In a previous post, I talked about cascading deletes being a new feature introduced by NHibernate 2.0. If you haven't heard about this before, then you'd probably be interested ...
Read more ...One of the downsides of being confronted with a shared legacy database day in and day out is that you have to map your domain objects to database tables that are also used by ot...
Read more ...Reusable Mappings Something that slightly bothered me with the XML mappings of NHibernate, is the fact that some things need to be configured over and over again. Behold the fol...
Read more ...After attending the Advanced NHibernate workshop at the Kaizen Conference, I started to do some experimenting with NHibernate in order to gather more in dept knowledge about my ...
Read more ...Yesterday I got back from a refreshing holiday in Italy. First thing I noticed after opening my RSS reader was that NHibernate 2.0 got released. Aah, life couldn't get any bette...
Read more ...A while ago, I wrote this post about how to integrate Castle Windsor and NHibernate with WCF. Last weekend, I used the WCF integration facility of Castle Windsor to accomplish p...
Read more ...Writing this book review feels kind of weird because it hasn't actually hit the shelves yet. It is accessible however through the Manning Early Access Program. This book provid...
Read more ...Up until now, we were using the NHibernate facility of Castle Windsor for managing our NHibernate sessions in WCF. But, we want to have a session-per-request approach as one wou...
Read more ...One of the areas where NHibernate really shines is it's high extensibility features. The NHibernate API provides a massive amount of interfaces that can be implemented for your ...
Read more ...Earlier this week, I managed to convince our very wise decision makers to start using NHibernate for our persistence layer. My team mate on the project describes how it went. Wh...
Read more ...The first alpha version of NHibernate 2.0 has been released some time ago. Oren has put a nice overview of the new features and the bugs that are solved for this first drop. In ...
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