Hi all,
assuming we have a Customers and Suppliers with
CustomerCategory/SupplierCategory.
Abstract Category uses table per class hierarchy for
CustomerCategory/SupplierCategory.
Mappings (simplified, just to focus on Customer*):
Customer.hbm.xml:
?xml version=1.0?
hibernate-mapping
Fabio Maulo [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
2008/9/16 Stefan Nobis [EMAIL PROTECTED]
2. Manual additions (DEFAULTs, triggers,...)
I plan to write a tool to generate all (except 2.)
2 is part of 1a (database-object)
Nah, NHibernate doesn't support an easy way to make those RDBMS
dependent. I
Bruno...If you have NHibernate in Action take a look to paragraph 5.3.2 in
particular read this (from book):
Managing the first-level cache
Consider this frequently asked question: I get an OutOfMemoryException when
I try to load 100,000
objects and manipulate all of them. How can I do mass
Using NHibernate 2.0, how can I return all root Person entities that
have a dog, say for example I want to return all People that have a
Pet of type Dog, where Pets in a polymorphic IPet collection on a
Person. I have tried the NHibernate documentation but I can't find
how to handle this. I'm
ANyone happen to know - i cant see an obvious comment in the log to
indicate which point in time 2.0.0 was taken from
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Have you ever tried? I have never successed.
s.CreateQuery(select u from User u)
.SetResultTransformer(Transformers.AliasToBean(typeof(User))
.List();
I'm not using the generic dao.
Test.UserTest.TestHqlTransformer :
Spring.Data.NHibernate.HibernateSystemException : Could not execute
I don't know how this is supposed to be solved (and would love to know
myself) but ended up mapping the class type column as a property in my
class thereby allowing me to access it via HQL/Criteria.
On Tue, Sep 16, 2008 at 8:12 AM, Matt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Using NHibernate 2.0, how can I
if User is a mapped entity then you need not the ResultTransformer.
simply use:
var users = s.CreateQuery(from User u).ListUser();
however, assuming you had a DTO like the following:
class UserInfo
{
string Name {get; set; }
string Email {get; set; }
}
then you can do:
var userInfos =
if Pet has relation to Person then this should work:
from Person person
where exists (from Dog dog where dog.Person = person)
I *think*
On Tue, Sep 16, 2008 at 9:37 PM, Will Shaver [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I don't know how this is supposed to be solved (and would love to know
myself) but
Ors.CreateQuery(select u.Name, count(*) from User u group by u.Name order
by u.Name)
.SetResultTrasformer(new YourTransformerYourType())
.ListYourType();
Or
s.CreateQuery(select u.Name, count(*) from User u group by u.Name order by
u.Name)
.SetResultTrasformer(new
from branches/2.0.x ?r3728
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ANyone happen to know - i cant see an obvious comment in the log to
indicate which point in time 2.0.0 was taken from
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hi,
I have a standard object that contains a collection of
sections. Each section has a collection of questions.
Each question has a display order for example:
Q1's display order is 1.1
Q2's display order is 1.2
Q3's display order is 1.3
Q4's display order is 1.4
If I delete Q2, I need to
@Victor
I'm running PD4ML on a Debian server with no GUI. Are you sure it's
using IE? Are you sure that any of them use IE?
Tobin
On Sep 16, 3:03 pm, Victor Kornov [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just be aware that most, if not all, such libs are using IE engine to
capture the html, so that becomes
I'm not sure about PD4ML, or most of them, or just any of them. I know some
do use it, or did use. I wanted to quickly find a proof link on ajaxian.com,
but failed. So, if you want, you cant just ignore me altogether. I simply
wanted to give a hint of what to be aware of. Since it's utterly
Hi,
I have the following query
DetachedCriteria criteria = DetachedCriteria.For(typeof
(Model.Course), course)
.CreateAlias(course.SubjectArea, subjectArea)
.CreateCriteria(course.Institution,
institution)
If I have an inheritance hierarchy like:
Answer (abstract)
|-- TextAnswer (abstract)
| |-- ShortTextAnswer
| |-- LongTextAnswer
|-- OptionAnswer (abstract)
|-- SelectManyOptionsAnswer
|-- SelectOneOptionAnswer
|-- RatingScaleAnswer
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