It's the user of repository that doesn't necessarily care. All they need to do is tell the Repository to "use performance mode" and the Repository does all the wiring to use NH with a Stateless Session. After that point they want to use the repository in the same way - minus whatever restrictions the developer of the repository places as a result of performance mode.
It would be easier to do that wiring if StatelessSession and Session implemented a common interface and extended it where methods/ properties didn't apply. On Sep 11, 6:20 pm, Graham Bunce <grahambu...@hotmail.com> wrote: > I agree, the Repository does need to know... (and if fact it does so > that it can use NH in the correct mode) but it would still be easier > to switch between session types if ISession and IStatelessSession both > implemented an ICommonSession..... which considering they are both > "sessions" would make sense. > > IMO anyway.
