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Blog Post:
Resharper 5.0 Outgoing calls analysis: Example from NHibernate
Frank Quednau
The following is a screenshot when you start off from NHibernate’s default OnLoad listener (called e.g. when you say session.Load<Cat>(23) ). I’ve cut out other outgoing calls to show you the level of abstraction between loading an Entity and hitting the ExecuteReader() method of ADO.NET’s low...
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Fr, Aug 13 2010
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Repository or DAO?: Repository
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Fine, fine, the title is a blatant copy from Fabio Maulo 's equally titled blog post . Then again, this was the direct inspiration for understanding how the data access should look like in the mini-Blog engine I am cooking up. I decided to implement a repository just like Fabio recommends (but...
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Mo, Sep 21 2009
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NHibernate's ISession, scoped for a single WCF-call
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I am working at a project that uses the .NET 3.5 communication stack between client & server (WCF) and they have decided to be Domain driven. In this case NHibernate (NH) is the persistence framework of choice. The abstraction chosen for persistence are repositories (See Evans' relevatory book...
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Di, Sep 23 2008
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