On some of the string properties of my entities, I am doing some text
encoding/decoding as seen here (this entities are mapped to a legacy
database, so I don't have the option to fix this on DB side)
private static Encoding western = Encoding.GetEncoding(1252);
private static Encoding turkish = Encoding.GetEncoding(1254);
private string foo;
public virtual string Foo
{
get { return turkish.GetString(western.GetBytes(this.foo)); }
set { this.foo = western.GetString(turkish.GetBytes(value)); }
}
Actually this conversion code has been placed to lots of the string
properties all over the project by the previous (naïve?) dev. This makes me
sick whenever I see and I decided to fix this once and for all. What's the
most elegant way to solve this kind of an issue in NHibernate? How can I
apply such a cross-cutting behavior to my string properties on some of the
selected entities? IInterceptor comes to my mind...any other suggestions?
How would you mark those selected entity and properties to be
encoded/decoded?
Thanks and kind regards.
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