Thanks for your answer Jason! I am almost newbie and I need more details. like how to configure the configuration file (web.config) with castle ...
Hope somebody can help! Regards Sheri On 21 Jan, 15:21, Jason Meckley <[email protected]> wrote: > the 2 frameworks solve unique problems. they can be used together, but > how that is done is really up to you. the common approach is to > register the configuration and session factory as singletons in the > container. then resolve the session from the factory by implementing > ISubDependencyResolver. to resolve the same session for a given scope > use the ISessionFactory.GetCurrentSession() method. > defining the session and transaction boundaries is up to you. for web > applications most use a Session per Request and implement a > Transaction Filter. > > You can also use IoC with NH by implementing your own BytecodeProvider > and ReflectionOptimizer. this isn't required, but can be helpful if > dependency injection is required. > > I believe there is a Nhibernate Facility as part of the Castle source > code which handles most/all of the first paragraph above. Because I > use the trunk of both NH and Castle I have found it's easier to simply > roll my own facility for each project rather than manage all the > project dependencies each time I build from the trunk. > > On Jan 21, 7:34 am, Sheri <[email protected]> wrote: > > > > > Hello! > > > Does anyone know any god link/documentation to using Castle (Kernel/ > > Facilities/Windsor) in NHibernate 2.1. > > > Thanks in advance > > /Sheri
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