On Thu, Aug 12, 2010 at 9:24 AM, Frans Bouma <[email protected]> wrote: > > That is the difference, you are tried only FNH. > > I'm not that stupid that I can't read documentation. I asked a > simple question, if it's impossible for you to come up with a simple > answer, > then it seems you're not really sure what the answer is apparently. >
I gave you my answer : "they are incomparable from my point of view." > > > As I said around 20 times, I'm not interested in comparison between > ConfORM > > and FNH because they are incomparable from my point of view. > > Each comparison is a subjective point of view of the comparer. > > A stone is equal to a horse: both are nothing more than atoms. > > Geezz... wtf is your problem. I just asked a stupid silly question, > are you that incapable to answer a normal question that you can't come up > with a sane answer? Diego answered it nicely. > I have many problems but are not related with IT. > > I just wanted to know what it was, as I have heard about it, read > about it, but have no idea if: > 1) it is pushed / going to be pushed as the new way to map NH stuff > 2) it is part of nh3 or not > 3) just your hobby project (so I don't have to care about it) > All OSS project where I'm involved are "hobby projects", they don't give me money to live. > > For the project leader of this project I seriously expect something > more suitable than a dumb remark like "Each comparison is a subjective > point > of view of the comparer. A stone is equal to a horse: both are nothing more > than atoms." > That is my thought. I can't talk without express my own opinion. > > > I don't have to sell ConfORM. It fit our needs and we are using it in > > production in 4 projects. > > > > NHibernate has many ways to map your domain-model to a DB: > > XML, > > NHModeller, > > AjGenesis, > > Castle.ActiveRecord, > > NHMA (Mapping attributes) > > Linq2XSD ( > http://nhforge.org/blogs/nhibernate/archive/2010/07/30/strongly- > > typed-convention-based-mappings-using-linq-to-xsd-part-2.aspx) > > MyGeneration, > > ddl2hbm, > > CodeSmith, > > > > some commercial visual designer, > > Fluent NH, > > ConfORM > > > > all are "simply" options. > > Options are confusing for people. The more you have, the more they > have to read up what they all do and what the benefits are of any of them, > then have to decide which one to take because it could have a high impact > on > people if they switch later on. E.g. they go for XML and later on decide to > go for FluentNH -> rewrite mapping files all over. > Well... "Options" is a subjective summary of my vision of the reality we are living and perhaps the result of human evolution... or perhaps the cause of human evolution. > > And I know, because I learned this the hard way (we have two > paradigms, both with pro/cons and people thus can choose what route to > take). And I even wrote documentation to HELP people choose, something you > don't have, as there's LOGICALLY no documentation to help people choose > between all those options (of which most are defunct btw). I.o.w.: people > are on their own so go for the stuff which everyone uses: XML or fluent NH, > with the latter winning over rapidly, and logically so. > > Anyway, sorry I bothered you with asking something NH related. I can > imagine that must have been frustrating for you, all those questions... > No problem. When I will feel frustrated I'll do something else. -- Fabio Maulo -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "nhusers" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected]. For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/nhusers?hl=en.
