I\'d like to use .NET\'s Lazy<T> class to implement thread safe caching.Suppose we had the following setup:
I have an application with the mapping class attached at the end of this question. However, when I retrieve an instance of the class with this command:
I know that this issue was already raised here several time. However I couldn\'t find any solution which will help so I decided topost it again.
i\'m trying to use this feature of Fluent NHibernate: https://github.com/jagregory/fluent-nhibernate/commit/92ad2d8c4ba8391c74fc8e32b36e71722b开发者_StackOverflow63dff0
The following code a开发者_运维知识库ppears to force line-seq to read 4 lines from file. Is this some kind of buffering mechanism? Do I need to use lazy-cat here? If so, how can I apply a macro to a s
I have a service that gets a JPA entity from outside code. In this service I would like to iterate over a lazily loaded collection that is an attribute of this entity to see if the client has added so
For some reason when lazy=true on all my entities, the equals() method does not work correctly when one side is a lazily-loaded entity and the other side is a normal entity. Here\'s an example:
I have a horizontally scrolling UIScrollview with paging enabled. Each page represents a data feed. Each data feed consumes a fairly large amount of memory including text and images displayed in a UIT
i have the following class structure mapped to my database, note in my diagram b is a one to many child of A, etc.
I couldn\'t find an answer to this issue so I assume it is something I am doing wrong. I have a PersistenceModel set up where I have set a convention as follows: -