Error when using DetachedCriteria for both Count and Findall in Castle Activerecord

Guys,

I've got this problem that I searched almost everywhere (maybe I don't know the right keyword for it.) I need your help!

The relationship is quite simple, I have two Activerecord Domain: Team and User, and they have HasAndBelongsToMany relationship to each other.

My requirement now is to query the count of Users which has Team.Id = 4 and query the list of Users which has Team.Id = 4. So I am doing something like:

DetachedCriteria c = DetachedCriteria.For<Models.User>()
            .AddOrder(Order.Desc("RegisterTime"))
            .CreateAlias("Teams", "teams")
            .Add(Expression.Eq("teams.Id", 4));

int count = ActiveRecordMediator<Models.User>.Count(c);
IList<Models.User> users = Models.User.FindAll(c); 

Count is correctly retrieved, but the for the List query, I get exception:

Exception Details: System.InvalidCastException: At least one element in the source array could not be cast down to the destination array type.

If I use them separately. They are both correct. But when I use them one after another. There comes the exception. It's like DetachedCriteria开发者_如何学C shall not be used closely in two queries. Why is that?

What's the correct way to do it?

Need your help!

I found a way to do it, although I am still not clear about the root cause, but writing the code like following makes it right and also looks good:

DetachedCriteria c = DetachedCriteria.For<Models.User>().AddOrder(Order.Desc("RegisterTime")).CreateAlias("Teams", "teams").Add(Expression.Eq("teams.Id", 4));
int count = ActiveRecordMediator<Models.User>.Count(NHibernate.CriteriaTransformer.TransformToRowCount(c));
IList<Models.User> users = Models.User.FindAll(c);

I answered my own question just to put this approach here, I am not sure about if this is the best answer for it.

And I am eager to hear more on this!

my bet would be ActiveRecordMediator<Models.User>.Count(c); alters the criteria with a projection which will result in the exception in the second call. You can work around this with cloning the criteria for each query.

var clonedcrit = NHibernate.CriteriaTransformer.Clone(c)