I've now managed to find some hint of documentation on Fluent
NHibernate's HiLo-generator. It calls this parameter maxLo, and the
meaning should be the same as for XML-mapping:
http://nhforge.org/doc/nh/en/index.html#mapping-declaration-id-hilo
What it means can be described as the number of ids
Version 1.0.0.0
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On 23 Nov 2009, at 18:31, makka wrote:
I'm using NHibernate.Linq and this query works like a
And NH vers. 2.1.0.1001
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I'm using NHibernate.Linq and this query works
/bump
. or any links to SetLockMode with a Query and what the alias
means? Google doesn't come up with much for Querys. There's quite a
lot for Criterion... does SetLockMode not actually work for a query?
The documentation says its IQuery.SetLockMode() whereas it is actually
Thanks alot Oskar!
Works like a charm. I had misunderstood that method
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I've now managed to find some hint of documentation on Fluent
NHibernate's HiLo-generator. It calls this parameter maxLo, and the
meaning should be the same
Hi,
Is there a setting in VS2008 where I can tell it to copy the Castle
Proxy dlls to the output dir when running MSTests or even just
compiling my web app? I often find that I have to manually copy these
Dlls around to get the app to run
Thanks
James
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Project - properties - build events
Use (x)copy or similar.
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Hi,
Is there
Hi all,
while upgrading my Application from NHibernate 1.2 / Spring.Net to
NHibernate 2.1 / Spring.Net 1.3 I´m getting
a Exception: NHibernate.PropertyAccessException: Invalid Cast (check
your mapping for property type mismatches); setter of
PersistenceLayer.Entities.Masterdata.MasterdataObject
Hi,
did you set the Property Local Copy of the Referenced DLL to
true ?
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Hi All,
I am having an issue getting a basic example of Nhibernate Validator
working using version 1.2.0 beta 3. I have a very basic NHibernate
project, with an Entity called Category:
public class Category
{
public virtual int CategoryID { get; set; }
Pardon my noobishness as I may often use the wrong terminology in
trying to describe my issue but several hours of searching is leaving
me empty-handed. I am using NHibernate with Fluent NHibernate for
mapping.
In my database I have a one to many relationship. I always see this
represented in a
there is a Property Local Copy in the Properties of the Referenced
dll,
set it to true
This works in my Applications
Greetings Milan
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Hi all,
we´re facing a problem while upgrading NHibernate from 1.2 to 2.1, a
mapping that was accepted in 1.2
throws now a exception:
NHibernate.PropertyAccessException wurde nicht von Benutzercode
behandelt.
Message=Invalid Cast (check your mapping for property type
mismatches); setter of
h...@all,
i have the following configuration.
ClassA{
IListClassB MyList...
...
}
ClassB{
ClassA referenceToParent
}
And my hibernateconfig is as follows.
ClassA
bag name=ClassB lazy=true cascade=all inverse=true
cache region=10Minutes
Jaime,
can you read this serie ?
http://fabiomaulo.blogspot.com/search/label/Validator
http://fabiomaulo.blogspot.com/search/label/ValidatorYou are using an
empty configuration.
btw if you remove this _validator.Configure(new NHVConfigurationBase()); all
should work.
anyway have a look to the
1001 mean: some revision of the trunk of NH2.1.0
2009/11/24 makka Claudio Maccari/ claudio.macc...@gmail.com
And NH vers. 2.1.0.1001
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Your mapping is correct.
You have to explicitly set the in-memory object relationships in both
directions.
The usual way to do this is add a method to ClassA:
public void AddB(ClassB b)
{
MyList.Add(b);
b.referenceToParent = this;
}
If you are directly assigning a ListClassB to MyList,
Hi Diego,
this did work for me. Thank you a lot.
Regards
eigeneachse
On Nov 24, 12:53 pm, Diego Mijelshon di...@mijelshon.com.ar wrote:
Your mapping is correct.
You have to explicitly set the in-memory object relationships in both
directions.
The usual way to do this is add a method to
you should explain me how NH should understand how use your ctor with
parameter and how we can create a Proxy of your class.
If there is no default ctor and we do not need use IOC, as the last
(slow) alternative we can use FormatterServices.GetUninitializedObject
(type).
Can you send an
Hi,
One of my mapped classes has an ISet collection. When I create a new
instance of that class, I can't add any elements to the the collection
because it's null. However the compiler doesn't let me instantiate the
collection. How can I do that ?
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private ISet items = new HashedSet() ?
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Hi,
One of my mapped classes has an ISet collection. When I create a new
instance of that class, I can't add any elements to the the collection
because it's null. However
Thanks !!
I was doing : items = new Set();
On 24 nov, 14:40, Germán Schuager gschua...@gmail.com wrote:
private ISet items = new HashedSet() ?
On Tue, Nov 24, 2009 at 10:37 AM, graphicsxp graphic...@googlemail.comwrote:
Hi,
One of my mapped classes has an ISet collection. When I
Within our system we have the concept of an employee. It contains your
basic employee data such as name, address, etc. We are in the process
of building a new application that needs this core employee data but
also needs to track information about a driver. Because a driver has
the same
I think that a one-to-one mapping with cascade=save-update might work.
http://nhforge.org/doc/nh/en/index.html#mapping-declaration-onetoone
On Tue, Nov 24, 2009 at 12:11 PM, Dan dnorm...@yahoo.com wrote:
Within our system we have the concept of an employee. It contains your
basic employee
Germán, thanks for the advice. I ran into that solution when I first started
the design but I was hoping I could take a more object oriented approach. Based
upon my results it looks like using a one-to-one is probably going to be the
way I'll have to go.
Thanks again
Hi,
Using NH 2.1, I'm trying to execute HQL update operation as follows:
session.CreateQuery(Update Address add set add.City= 'f', add.Street
= 'df' where ID=4);
The sql translator ignores from the second set -- add.Street = 'df'
such that the generated
sql looks like:
UPDATE Address SET
hi all, i'm using nhibernate with firebird as database.
i'm using the transaction-per-request pattern.
in a place of my application i 'm using the DbDataAdapter ado.net
object.
my code is samething as
DbProviderFactory m_Provider = ***;
DataTable myTable = ***;
using (DbDataAdapter adapter =
Hi,
I am getting this error when saving entity. This problem pops up only
when I have a PreUpdateEventListener registered with session factory.
In this event listener, I need to navigate the object graph, and it
may or may not lazy load collections in the parent. I am doing some
serialization of
Turns out this wasn't the issue at all. I had an issue with my
solution file which meant it wasn't building my NHibernate project, so
the attributes I had just added to that class were not being compiled
in. I've been reading that series of yours, it is full of useful
information.
Cheers,
Jamie
btw don't use the empty configuration.
instead use the default Xml conf or Loquacious (the fluent conf); in
practice the usage of _validator.Configure(new NHVConfigurationBase()) and
use only _validator is the same and can work only with attributes.
The empty conf has some defaults and is
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