In my experience with this type thing, take a look at what objects are
persisted or not persisted. It sounds like you are trying to persist the goal,
which is plausibly transient (?) while the match has already been persisted
(?). I would persist the match with a newly added goal and see what
Hello,
I've got an NHibernate performance optimization question. I believe what I
am seeing has to do with SaveOrUpdate() latency, but I'm not 100% sure of
it.
What's going on is this: I've got a data service which job it is to factory
create a bunch of data for test and/or production
Hello,
I am refreshing my memory, I an fluently configuring my connection
string and mappings, however, I would like to capture database
configuration in the hibernate-configuration section.
For my solution architecture, I am referencing FluentNHibernate
sourced from NuGet packages. This is fine
Here is the error(s) that I am getting: assumption: remember, I am
adding the references from NuGet-gotten packages. I can add
Castle.Core, but I'm not sure that's the right one to be getting
either.
{Unable to load type 'NHibernate.ByteCode.Castle.ProxyFactoryFactory,
NHibernate.ByteCode.Castle'
Need a general idea, what's the proxyfactory low down? As regards
latest FNH? And latest NH that FNH incorporates?
Do we need a proxyfactory or don't we? Is there a default one we can
use if we take the configuration line out? Where/how do we obtain
Castle and/or LinFu if we want to evaluate one
wrote:
Since NH 3.2 there is a built in proxy generator which is used unless
you explicitly tell if otherwise in the configuration.
/Oskar
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Need a general idea, what's the proxyfactory low down? As regards
latest FNH? And latest NH
Hello,
I'm looking at NH as one plausible upgrade path to address some
performance and memory issues we've had with our application as of
late as one radical option from what we currently do, which is
basically heavy weight domain objects: including both database parts
and so on.
We've got an
FluentNHibernate 1.4.0.0, NHibernate 3.3.1.4000,
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On Sat, Aug 30, 2014 at 6:37 AM, Gleb Chermennov
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I see your point.
Can you post your code - classes, mappings and Fluent configuration -
somewhere on the web (like gist/github) or just email them to me in case
your project isn't opensource?
I'll investigate.
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I see your point.
Can you post your code - classes, mappings and Fluent configuration -
somewhere on the web (like gist/github) or just
of that.
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I'm not quite sure what's going on, but yeah if you just want to have the
db-generated GUID available in the model, Generated seems like a
reasonable idea.
Well, the crux of it is, I can't simply swap a Guid for a
instead. That is unless there's something else I can override in the
convention to flag this being the case.
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I've managed to build up a series of Collection/CollectionItem
containers, whose Items themselves host another domain model,
something like CollectionItemPayload type thing.
For the most part I've been
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I've managed to build up a series of Collection/CollectionItem
containers, whose Items themselves host another domain model
to
discriminate an Id based on Type, something like a C/C++ union might
do?
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whatsoever.
I've tried following the examples to no avail. I'm sure when the AHA
moment occurs, it will be obvious.
I am using VS22013 Update 4 + FNH 1.4.0.0 + NH 3.3.4.4000 + targeting .NET 4.5
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Hello,
I'm sure this has been asked a dozen times or more, but I am having a
devil of a time persuading FNH to behave with my table-per-subclass
inheritance hierarchy strategy.
Ah! Nevermind, turns out I was pretty
not be anything referencing the base table?
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I am trying to map custom type, for which I've got a working IUserType
implementation. The user type works fine in an ordinary mapping. Now
I am using the same approach in a ComponentMap, yet I am experiencing
is
that somehow what I am trying to do isn't quite supported in a
ComponentMap, but I could be wrong. I assure you, for ClassMap,
EnumerationUserType is working just fine, but not, it seems, for
ComponentMap.
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I am trying to map custom type, for which I've got a working IUserType
implementation. The user type works fine in an ordinary
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Did some fact checking, I've got Fluent 1.4 installed
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I am trying to map custom type, for which I've got a working IUserType
implementation. The user type works fine in an ordinary mapping. Now
I am using the same approach in a ComponentMap, yet I am experiencing
()
at FluentNHibernate.Cfg.FluentConfiguration.BuildSessionFactory()
in
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230
InnerException:
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wonder what I can do to get past this.
I bright idea may occur to me once I send this, but in the meantime...
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With a couple of exceptions, I am mapping my classes as TPC (table per class).
I now want to document some statistics throughout the model, but I
don't want to repeat myself where the stats tables
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With a couple of exceptions, I am mapping my classes as TPC (table per
class).
I now want to document some statistics throughout
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With a couple of exceptions, I am mapping my classes
DeleteOrphan();
I don't know if the Husband/Wife relationships are automatically
figured, or I need to further constraint in a .Where(), not even sure
how I would do that in Fluent-isms?
It's one thing there is a "simple" parent/child collection
relationship going on, but how is this ha
On Wed, Jan 6, 2016 at 10:45 AM, Michael Powell <mwpowell...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I've got a situation where I'd like to reference some children from
> the parent, but the children can reference potentially multiple
> parents. That's by design.
>
> Allow me t
return part.AddMetaValue(typeof (TClass), typeof (TClass).Name);
Thoughts? Insights?
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>> On Thu, Dec 31, 2015 at 3:30 PM, Michael Powell <mwpowell...@gmail.com>
>> wrote:
>>> On Th
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> Hello,
>
> I am finding a strange error. I've double checked and I am 99% sure
> that I've got the "missing" table referenced.
I got past this one. Turns out I was not referencing one of
Hello,
I am finding a strange error. I've double checked and I am 99% sure
that I've got the "missing" table referenced.
An association from the table Commissions refers to an unmapped class:
Football.Models.FootballUser
>From CommissionMap:
References(x => x.Commissioner, "CommissionerId")
args)
Line 66 + 0x36 bytes C#
[External Code]
Suggestions?
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from BMap,if that's what it takes, but might
like to preserve the B mapping at the same time, if possible.
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>
> I have a situation something like this:
>
> // Yes, A is abstract
> abstract class A {}
>
> // B is not abstract, could inquire about B's
> class B : A {}
>
> //
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>> Hello,
>>
>> I have a situation something like this:
Well, I figured out one part of what was going o
get).FullName);
.EntityTypeColumn(...)
.EntityIdentifierColumnAndType(...)
.Cascade.None();
Does this work, or does the Container need to be a concrete
("polymorphic") type?
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responsive web sites, ASP.NET, MVC, etc.
Eventually, I suspect I should be able to do something like this on
the client side (JavaScript/jQuery):
$.when(ajax1(), ajax2(), ..., ajaxn()).done(response1, response2, ...,
responsen);
Any suggestions, pointers, thanks in advance!
Regards,
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in d:\Source\Kingdom
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129
InnerException:
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> Hello,
>
> I have a use case where I'd like to cast an abstract base class to a
> child class in order to verify one of the child class properties.
In my joining table mapping, in this case the
ommended workaround? Do I need to do
some other form(s) of casting, or have some event handlers connecting
with ISession bits?
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>> Hello,
>>
>> I've got a custom user type which maps to a VARBINARY. I am working on
>> t
throughout, or at least have a solid understanding
when/where/why those conversions are necessary.
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>
> I've got a custom user type which maps to a VARBINARY. I am working on
> the domain side of things for the moment, resolving MSB concerns for
> consistency throughout. Now I am ready
object can be assigned to historic
entities, and I should be able to see the most recent version.
Perhaps Version isn't the right approach, but I'm trying to find some
clarification on just what exactly Version potentially buys me.
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details to file. Maybe that's a better approach than to depend upon
the FileInfo for dates that are somehow broken.
Environment: Windows 7 64-bit SP1
Targeting .NET Framework 4.5 (database migrations), 4.6 (ASP.NET MVC)
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>
> I've got a table per class domain model with a hierarchy going on.
> What I am finding is that the error: "Batch update returned unexpected
> row count from update; actual
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> Hello,
>
> I've got a situation where I have a "Log" or "Journal" object, that
> may ReferencesAny host model, for Journaling purposes.
>
> Data is saving okay to the da
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> What I'm saying is that any strong name reference effectively BREAKS
> the migration path. That's not an NHibernate thing but a Fluent thing.
> The migration path from an NHibernate POV is establishe
ght
>> have been migrating to 2.1?
>>
>>> 2. FluentNHibernate 2.0.3 was compiled against NHibernate 4.0.x and was
>>> not recompiled again.
>>> 3. Because NHibernate has a signed strong name, you would need to have a
>>> binding redirect in p
gistration,
IEnumerable`1 parameters)
at Autofac.Core.Resolving.ResolveOperation.Execute(IComponentRegistration
registration, IEnumerable`1 parameters)
InnerException:
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>
> I have what I t
I wonder if this is a similar AppDomain issue as compared to this?
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/48641137/filenotfoundexception-for-cefsharp-when-running-xunit-test
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Thoughts?
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NuGet version. Thoughts?
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>
> https://stackoverflow.com/questions/48641137/filenotfoundexception-for-cefsharp-when-running-xunit-test
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