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Get it here . Intersting to note, the API documentation is now available in CHM format.
With the arrival of the LINQ provider for NHibernate, NHibernate now supports ADO.NET Data Services. There are some restrictions, however: Relations must be entities or simple collections of entities (Entity, IList, IList<T>), not sets (ISet<T>...
Updated: thanks, Ayende! NHibernate Search, which you can get in source format with SVN from the NHContrib trunk here , is an API that integrates NHibernate with the popular indexer Lucene.NET. Out of the box, it indexes the properties from your entities...
Sometimes there may be a need for finding out if a specific entity, or a property of that entity, was changed, or, better yet, the original value for that property. Below is a set of extensions for ISession that give you just that. public static class...
(Updated: thanks, Tom!) Here's the scenario: your domain model implements INotifyPropertyChanged and INotifyPropertyChanging , so you want to be notified whenever your properties change. NHibernate has an interceptor model that can be used with, together...
Supose you want to have in your domain model a property which is of type System.Drawing.Image . On SQL Server, you would map this as a column of type IMAGE , and on your domain model you would define it like this: public virtual System.Drawing. Image...
Get it from here , read about it in the wiki .
Today Fabio Maulo (of NHibernate fame) posted on NHibernate performance optimization. Unfortunately, he didn't include the source code or the DB creation scripts, but I hope he will do it. The post is, however, very interesting, and it certainly shows...
If you want to use NHibernate Validator with the latest version of NHibernate and you are tired of waiting for the new version of NHibernate Validator which works with NHibernate 2.1 and you also don't want to recompile the whole thing, here's what to...
With the launch of the ORMBattle.NET site, a new discussion started on the blogosphere; later on, this post by Gergely Orosz added more ashes to the fire. The subject seems to be, is it possible to blindly compare OR/M tools, disregarding all differences...
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