- NHibernate 3.0 Cookbook
- Table of Contents
- NHibernate 3.0 Cookbook
- Credits
- About the Author
- About the Reviewers
- Preface
- 1. Models and Mappings
- Introduction
- Mapping a class with XML
- Creating class hierarchy mappings
- Mapping a one-to-many relationship
- Setting up a base entity class
- Handling versioning and concurrency
- Creating mappings fluently
- Mapping with ConfORM
- Bidirectional one-to-many class relationships
- Mappings enumerations
- Creating class components
- 2. Configuration and Schema
- Introduction
- Configuring NHibernate with App.config
- Configuring NHibernate with hibernate.cfg.xml
- Configuring NHibernate with code
- Configuring NHibernate with Fluent NHibernate
- Configuring NHibernate using ConfORM Mappings
- Configuring NHibernate logging
- Reducing application startup time
- Generating the database
- Scripting the database
- Using NHibernate Schema Tool
- 3. Sessions and Transactions
- Introduction
- Setting up session per web request
- Setting up session per presenter
- Creating a session ASP.NET MVC action filter
- Creating a Transaction ASP.NET MVC action filter
- Using the Conversation per Business Transaction pattern
- Using session.Merge
- Using session.Refresh
- Using stateless sessions
- Using dictionaries as entities
- Using NHibernate with TransactionScope
- 4. Queries
- Introduction
- Using Criteria Queries
- Using QueryOver
- Using QueryOver projections and aggregates
- Using MultiCriteria
- Using the Hibernate Query Language
- Using MultiQuery
- Using Named Queries
- Using Futures
- Eager loading child collections
- Using LINQ to NHibernate
- Using Detached Queries
- Using HQL for bulk data changes
- 5. Testing
- 6. Data Access Layer
- 7. Extending NHibernate
- 8. NHibernate Contribution Projects
- A. Menu
- Index
This book is written for NHibernate users at all levels of experience. Examples are written in C# and XML. Some basic knowledge of SQL is needed.
Beginners will learn several techniques for each of the four core NHibernate tasks – mapping, configuration, session & transaction management, and querying – and which techniques fit best with various types of applications. In short, you will be able to build an application using NHibernate.
Intermediate level readers will learn how to best implement enterprise application architecture patterns using NHibernate, leading to clean, easy-to-understand code, and increased productivity.
In addition to new v3.0 features, advanced readers will learn creative ways to extend NHibernate core, as well as techniques using the NHibernate search, shards, spatial, and validation projects.
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