Hi,
I'm currently working on a Desktop Application with the following
behaviour.
1) List of items displayed to user
2) User double clicks, new session starts and loads the relevant
object and it's graph.
The object has a property that links to another object, with a
relatively complicated object graph - which would be 10-15 tables to
query.
public class ObjectToEdit {
//fields
//complex object
public virtual ComplexObject ComplexObject {get; set;}
}
Across the system, there will be a small number of ComplexObjects, so
I would like to have these Cached within the system somewhere, either
on a Lazy basis, or on Startup - not important.
Is there a way I can do this without changing ObjectToEdit? I have
several thoughts, but not sure which one to start with.
1) When creating the "edit" session, add the complex object graph into
the session so it is in the EntityCache
2) Create a custom proxy for the ComplexObject that hits the cache DB
3) Something interceptor based?
If anyone could make recommendations, I would really appreciate it.
Thanks,
Chris
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