I have an application I am working on, using Entity Framework 4.1 as my data access layer. I have created several repositories that work with different entities. Each repository, as part of the constr
I am new to nhibernate. I am developing a small c# application, using the repository pattern. In my repository I\'ve implemented a simple hook to detect when the entity is being saved.
I\'m having a quite large database app and trying to be using the repository pattern. I have 4 interfaces: IProductRepository, IFileRepository .... , and I want to have an combin开发者_运维知识库ed
Relational Database: Sql Server 2008 Programming Language: C# Used Framework: Enterprise Library 5.0 How do you access output parameters that are created within the implementation of IParameterMapper
The repository pattern seems to work well when working with an initial project with several large main tables.
First off, I am using web forms without any ORM framework. I have been struggling with how to make my domain objects as \"smart\" and \"rich\" as they can be without allowing them access to my servic
I have a solution that uses webforms for front end & mvc for admin console. Both UIs consume a service layer via Ninject, and i am having trouble working out a subtle but rather important issue.
Goal: To use entity framework with N-tier in my WPF application. Problem: I can\'t merge the class Product from the map ProductRepository to entity framework that also has a class named Product.
I have repository to manage operations on ComplaintTypes which has a large number of associated entities so I def. do NOT want to load everything, thus I have LazyLoadingEnabled = true;. I do however
I am using StoryQ to perform some basic integration testing and we are using NHibernate as our ORM. When I started, I didn\'t know that NHibernate implemented the Repository pattern and so I created
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