Yes, I use lazy-loading, and it does not seem realistic to turn it off in
production.
However, it should not be a problem, because data read from the database is
always stored in a local variable inside the using.
It is used to fill an appropriate DTO object.
and this DTO object is sent back, as shown in code below
DtoObject ReadSomeData()
{
DtoObject dtoObject = null;
using(ISession session = nhibernateHelper.OpenSession())
{
var localVariable = ReadData(session);
dtoObject = ConvertToDTO(localVariable);
}
return dtoObject;
}
so the lifetime of the read object is scoped within the using.
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