Getting started with NHibernate and Log4Net
Going on with session
As in ADO.NET we use database connection class to create queries or data adapter,
in NHibernate we use session object which is responsible for maintaining connection to database,
loading data into domain objects, detecting changes to domain object and syncing domain state with database.
NHibernate requires at least one session to work. As NHibernate caches domain object instances to
ensure that single row is loaded only once from database multi-user work with one session object is questionable.
This issue differ usage of NHibernate in WinForms and ASP.NET application.
The general idea is to have only one session per request and this can be achieved
either by using singleton pattern on using HttpModule. We will use the last one.
To do this we need to create a custom class, make it inherit IHttpModule interface
<httpModules>
<add
type="Dummy.DAL.NHibernateHttpModule"
name="NHibernateHttpModule"/>
</httpModules> |
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