How can I write a criteria to return all Orders that belong to a specific User? public class User { [PrimaryKey]
Does Castle ActiveRecord\'s ActiveRecordMediator<&开发者_开发百科gt; class support LINQ queries? I couldn\'t find any method that returns an IQueryable<>. My domain objects can\'t inherit fro
I am trying to compile Castle.Facilities.ActiveRecordIntegration with the trunk version of Castle.Core.
I got a problem whenever I pass char \":\" from the user interface.NHibernate mistakes it as a named parameter and throws an error, since there isn\'t any value for it.
I\'m using ASP.Net MVC (still 1.0 for now) with Castle ActiveRecord and NHibernate.Linq. All is fine under IIS 6.
I am trying to solve an issue when using a Castle ActiveRecord TransactionScope which is rolled back.
for my current project I am using Castle\'s ActiveRecord in C#. For one of my tables I do need to use a custom type class (dealing with an stupid time to timespan conversion). To keep my code clean I
I have a shopping cart application running on MonoRail and using Castle ActiveRecord/NHibernate, and there is a ShoppingCart table and a ShoppingCartItems table, which are mapped to entities.
I need a many to many structure, but with an aggregate constraint. What i\'m trying to accomplish is done easily in pure sql, but since ActiveRecord discourages composite primary keys, i\'m not sure h
I want to have two collections of same class items in Activerecord. How to map this? class Project { [HasMany]