You just have to love open source :-)
A quick src code study brought up the solution. For anybody else facing a
similar problem, simply extend from AuditEventListener and override
OnPostDelete:
public override void
OnPostDelete(NHibernate.Event.PostDeleteEvent evt)
{
//check if object has a a property State
var mod = evt.Entity as IHasState;
if (mod != null)
{
var index =
Array.IndexOf(evt.Persister.PropertyNames, "State");
if (index != -1)
{
evt.DeletedState[index] = State.Deleted;
}
}
base.OnPostDelete(evt);
}
Register your extended auditlistener at envers and you are done.
regards,
Peter
Am Montag, 19. September 2016 17:50:56 UTC+2 schrieb PeSo:
>
> Hello,
> anybody every needed to intercept and change a deleted entry? I know there
> is a config entry called nhibernate.envers.store_data_at_delete.
> The problem is that we must be able to search by deleted entries in our
> history and all queries check against our own Status column (ie not against
> revtype).
> So in addition to storing data at delete I must also change this status
> column to deleted.
> What would be the best extension point in Envers for this behavior? Can I
> intercept the audit object before it gets written to the database?
>
> best regards,
> Peter
>
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