Thanks a lot to both of you -
uNHAddins.WCF helped me to start not only NHibernate per request, but actually
our inhouse framework's context (which has a context around a context around an
NHibernate session). I only needed to copy and tweak the NHContextPerCall
attribute and the NhSessionPerCallContextBehavior - altogether about 50 lines
of code (including {} ;-) ).
Works like a charm, as they say ...
[Although ... I'm not sure I understand *why* it works - I thought that the
IQueryable including its NHibernate provider, which in turn has a pointer to
the session, is held stateful in the WCF-Server/RIA-Server. But if we do
"session per request", this would not work, as the session would be stale on
the next call. Sooooooo ... IQueryables are obviously *not* held stateful <- my
error. But this is not an NHibernate question, so kindly disregard it (unless
you have a quick answer to enhance my "know"ledge].
Regards & thx again
Harald M.
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