Re: NH 2.0 and Castle Windsor

2009-03-18 Thread Jonathon Rossi
Note that NHibernate on the Castle trunk is not NH 2.0 GA, it is very close to the latest revision on the NHibernate trunk with all the new features and bug fixes. On Wed, Mar 18, 2009 at 5:10 AM, Ken Egozi egoz...@gmail.com wrote: take a look at How To Build.txt in the root of the repo On

Re: Parser error

2009-03-18 Thread Grimace of Despair
I'm suffering the exact same issue, running everything from trunk. When reverting to a previous version of all boo assemblies (27 feb 2008), I get the following error, probably because generics were not into play at that date yet: Could not load type 'Boo.Lang.List`1' from assembly 'Boo.Lang,

Re: Parser error

2009-03-18 Thread Grimace of Despair
I'm really not into boo/brail (yet). Maybe someone with a little more insight can tell what's wrong, based on the following information? public override void OnMethodInvocationExpression (MethodInvocationExpression node) {

Re: ActiveRecord: Mysterious UPDATEs with Serializable Objects

2009-03-18 Thread klawry
Hi Hammett, Thanks for the reply. Is there any way to manually set the property or the instance of the class as not dirty? Aside from that, the only other suggestion I've seen that could work is to open a second NHibernate session that is set to not persist changes. Or maybe I could inherit

Re: Parser error

2009-03-18 Thread Grimace of Despair
I'm just continuing this monologue. If I need to shut up, just tell me :) I downloaded boo after some codebase fixes I got the whole Castle building on that trunk (NH/Castle/Rhino). The boo-ers wrapped a catch around the above KeyNotFoundException, so I'm now getting the actual error: No

Re: ActiveRecord: Mysterious UPDATEs with Serializable Objects

2009-03-18 Thread Markus Zywitza
Please see here: http://nhforge.org/doc/nh/en/index.html#mapping-types I'd try to make a backing private property or field of type Byte[] persisted as BinaryBlob. If you don't want that for design reasons, you could define a IUserType for the PortletConfiguration class. Even better would be a