Hi guys,
I was trying to disable auto flush on session scope but it didn't
work.
I tried adding flush="transaction" to web.config, because it says in
the documentation for DefaultFlushType
/// <summary>
/// NH2.0-alike behaviour. The <see
cref="Castle.ActiveRecord.SessionScope"/> won't flush at all unless
/// called manually. <see cref="Castle.ActiveRecord.TransactionScope"/
> flushes automatically. This
/// allows to use the scopes like the NH-ISession-ITransaction-block.
/// </summary>
Transaction
But then i found this piece of code in SessinoScope.cs, and knew what
actually happened
/// <summary>
/// Performs the disposal.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="sessions">The sessions.</param>
protected override void PerformDisposal(ICollection<ISession>
sessions)
{
if (hasSessionError || FlushAction == FlushAction.Never)
{
PerformDisposal(sessions, false, true);
}
else
{
PerformDisposal(sessions, true, true);
}
}
As you can see, when flush="transaction" is used, the value of
FlushAction is Config. So unless hasSessionError is true, it will
always auto flush the session scope (the else branch).
Please someone show me how I can get auto flush disabled through
web.config (or some other configuration). Thanks.
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