Hello all,
I've written a Windows service to use fluent NHibernate. The project
consists of 6 entities with associated mappings. When the service starts
it connects to the database using fluent. The code is the same as the
Fluent NHibernate console program sample.
Start up times are pretty slow ~10 seconds. So slow that starting up the
service sometimes fails due to timeout. I've tracked this down to the
session creation process, the method called CreateSessionFactory in the
sample program.
In order to make sure that it wasn't something I was doing I did the
same performance test using the Fluent NHibernate program itself.
Performance is about the same at 8093ms.
Anybody any ideas what I can do to speed things up? From what I can see,
it looks like it is the generation of the XML mapping files where the
majority of the time is being spent.
Regards,
Jack Hughes
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