In a project I’m working to, there is a point where the user is supposed to enter a series of word separated by space. A user call you telling that the routine does not work, you check the data and see that the object contains such a string “key1, key2, key3,key4″ What you will do [...]
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I have an object that has 4 properties of IList<String> type. You can natively map these properties in a separate table with this simple mapping <bag name="keys" access="field" cascade="all-delete-orphan" table="Keys" fetch="join"> <key column="deps_id" /> <element column="deps_key" type="String" /> </bag> Ok, this is a simple mapping that store all the keys into another table with two [...]
Ok, today I faced a really simple problem, I have a domain class with a property of type uri, that seems to be not natively supported by NHibernate. Whenever you face a problem of this type the solution is IUserType, here is the full file, it is so simple to write a user type that [...]
In an old post of mine I expressed my perplexity with the fetching strategy of Entity Framework. We can discuss on the fact that automatic lazy load can be useful or not, but I expressed my opinion that, if you decide not to include automatic lazy load, and you implement manual load, if the developer [...]
One of the key problem with a distributed environment is a good sharing of documentation. It is not important what kind of Lifecycle you can have, from waterfall to Extreme programming, you will have some sort of documentation that needs to be shared among team members. The format of this documentation can vary, it can [...]
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