Hello,
When executing the following code I only get two players for each team
and for the first team I even get two times the same player (there are
more than 2 players in each team)
INHibernateQueryableMatch queryable =
session.LinqMatch();
Hi to everyone,
FIrst and foremost, I'm a newbie of NHibernate and Linq to NHibernate.
I have an User model class defined as follows:
public class User : IAggregateRoot
{
public virtual int Id { get; private set; }
public virtual string Login { get; set; }
Hey guys
I'll go straight to the problem...
I have a class called File, a class called ProductFile (that inherits
from File) and a class called SeamlessProductFile that inherits from
ProductFile.
Now, another class called Header has to hold 3 different properties
that list Files, ProductFiles
Hi,
Running NHProof profiling my current solution it issues a warning saying
that one of my custom type is not serializable (WARN: custom type is not
Serializable). Googling around seems that the warn is emitted by nhibernate
if the custom user type does not implement the ISerializable
BTW why don't you use Interceptor to do all this logging stuff?
And maybe it will be more reliable to put this logic into DB itself
(trigger, or stored procedure for create/update)...
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Hi,
Yes, my Cities collections are loaded with this request without
further access to the database.(I'm sure of that, because when I use
the cities, the session is closed, so no lazy loading is possible)
Are you sure you didn't forget .SetFetchMode(Countries,
FetchMode.Eager) for one of the
Hallo together,
at the moment I'am wondering what's going on on transaction.Commit()?
I'am loading an object in a transaction, doing some work with it but I
don't call session.Update(). At the end I call transaction.Commit().
But why are the changes on the object in my database? Why ist Commit()
The warning is wrongly worded. The not serializable type is not the
custom type, but its return type, i.e. IUserType.ReturnedType.
On Oct 12, 9:43 am, Mauro Servienti mauro.servie...@gmail.com
wrote:
Hi,
Running NHProof profiling my current solution it issues a warning saying
that one of my
As I remember, serializability of the IUserType is checked by
looking at IsSerializable property (of System.Type) on the
IUserType.ReturnedType.
Try return a serializable type by IUserType.ReturnedType.
On Mon, Oct 12, 2009 at 9:43 AM, Mauro Servienti
mauro.servie...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
Interesting, thank you.
Now the problem is that my IUserType.ReturnType is an interface and
obviously interface cannot be marked as [Serializable] and I don't want to
implement the ISerializable interface, because I don't need it.
.m
-Original Message-
From: nhusers@googlegroups.com
I solved the problem slightly changing the implementation of my user type,
returning from ReturnType the type of the concrete implementation and not
the interface.
Thanks to all for the suggestions.
.m
-Original Message-
From: nhusers@googlegroups.com [mailto:nhus...@googlegroups.com]
NHibernate is designed to automatically track changes to your entities
and save these on transaction commit.
If you don't really intend to do those changes, probably you should
avoid changing the object at all. (In general, changing properties of
a persisted object could have an effect on the
Hi,
I'm trying to manually index an entity, that is, not on the
PostInsert, PostDelete and PostUpdate events.
I have this code, which isn't doing anything:
SearchFactoryImpl searchFactory = SearchFactoryImpl.GetSearchFactory
(cfg);
Work work = new Work(entity, entity.Id, WorkType.Add); //also
Some interesting aspects here. Fabio, you suggest the
INotifyPropertyChanged event. I have some points about that suggestion
(hoping to get responses, because I am trying to wrap my head around
the best way to do these things).
First, you would have to use the nosetter.* strategy to fill the
Hi Stephane -
Yes, I am pretty sure I remembered everything.
The only difference compared to your setup is that I have four nested
levels and also need to specify some restrictions on the rows
returned. I only want all the nested rows filled for one of the top-
level entities.
Anyway, thanks
I just created a new solution and project, copying over the bare
minimum pieces. In this cleanup, the problem is NOT occurring. The
test is consistently UPDATEing the rows.
I don't feel like I cut out anything fundamental that would've side-
stepped my issue. While I was hoping to have some
Hi all,
is there a way to achieve component inheritance mapping?
class SubjectValue{}
class PersonValue : SubjectValue{}
class CompanyValue : SubjectValue{}
class Agreement
{
public SubjectValue Subject{ get; set; }
}
Based on a discriminator in the Agreements table?
Any other solution,
I ran in this exact same issue.
You cannot use the generic version of Load in combination with
specifying a proxy for your class.
If you think about it for a second, it does make sense.
The generated proxy does not implement (override) your mapped class.
It implements the proxy you specified.
It seems to be a feature request:session.LoadTMappedClass, TProxy(object
id)
2009/10/12 Skafa r@rawsoft.nl
And, ofcourse, you should do the casting yourself:
var skill = (ISkill) session.Load(typeof(Skill), id);
On 30 sep, 07:16, Richard Dingwall rdingw...@gmail.com wrote:
I have the
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