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Hmm, I also thought about the possibility
to use only iBATIS and do all DB stuff with it. But with NHibernate I have not
to write all those stupid SQL Statements for selecting, inserting, updating and
deleting the BOs. That’s the reason why I want to use
NHibernate and iBATIS (DataAccess and DataMapper) together. NHibernate to
manage the standard BOs and iBATIS (DataMapper) for complicated analysis and
reporting queries. From: Gilles Bayon
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] You can see exemple of configuration in and The NHibernateDaoSessionHandler.cs is no more included in the framework
for Licence conflict. Yes you could combine the two configuration, but why not only use
iBATIS who can do all the NHibernate stuff even better, your application will
be simplest and more maintainable. On 11/5/05, Andreas
Schmidt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote: Well, I haven't look at
the sources now. I just saw the Class Diagram in |
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- Re: Using iBatis.NET DataAccess with NHibernate A... Larry Meadors
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