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Comment on New .Net Tutorial “Introduction to NHibernate” by Mark Struzinski

Mark Struzinski — Fri, 04 Jul 2008 02:09:11 +0000

Danny,
This was an awesome walk-through, and helped me get through the initial painful steps of learning NHibernate. Any plans on doing the other tutorials you mentioned at the beginning of the post to get into NHibernate in more detail? Again, thanks! This has been a great help!

Comment on New .Net Tutorial “Introduction to NHibernate” by DannyT

DannyT — Fri, 13 Jun 2008 06:48:52 +0000

George, this is the beauty of NH, simply change lines 13-16 of the web.config section in the tutorial to:
key=”hibernate.dialect”
value=”NHibernate.Dialect.MsSql2005Dialect”
/>
and you’re done, it’s also more or less as simple to switch to mysql or oracle databases.

Comment on New .Net Tutorial “Introduction to NHibernate” by George

George — Thu, 12 Jun 2008 20:29:26 +0000

This is great.. .. But.. I am trying to connect with an sql server 2005 , so I would like to know if you have one of these great tutorials for that case..
(:P)

Comment on Simple batch file backup by Sohail

Sohail — Thu, 05 Jun 2008 09:49:39 +0000

thanx for the code.. hey man u are gr8 ..but i haev one more query?
1. can we get the backup with time stamp and remove the older files?
i mean instead of backup1.. can we have something like “backup_05june2008″
“backup_12june2008″
“backup_19june2008″
“backup_26june2008″
then
backup_05june2008 should be deleted adn replaced by backup_2july2008

can we get some suggestions

Comment on New .Net Tutorial “Introduction to NHibernate” by mkultra

mkultra — Thu, 29 May 2008 15:17:40 +0000

Great tutorial. As a newbie to NHibernate and .NET your walkthrough was very helpful and way more straightforward than the other examples I’ve seen.

Thanks again!!

Comment on New .Net Tutorial “Introduction to NHibernate” by mickster

mickster — Tue, 27 May 2008 05:58:08 +0000

Very nicely done. Although I couldn’t open the solution using .NET 2005 as your example code was created with a newer version. But other than that your post stands head and shoulders above the pack. Good work. I look forward to more on NHibernate and perhaps how it integrates with Spring.NET.

Cheers.

Mike

Comment on New .Net Tutorial “Introduction to NHibernate” by DannyT

DannyT — Thu, 08 May 2008 13:49:09 +0000

To copy click the line above the code samples that says ‘Plain Text’ This will convert the highlighted code to plain text without line numbers

Comment on New .Net Tutorial “Introduction to NHibernate” by Lacuna

Lacuna — Thu, 08 May 2008 10:15:09 +0000

Very good tutorial although it is a bit annoying that when copy / pasting the code (from Firefox at least) the line number translate into # symbols which you have to go through and take out.

Comment on 360 Flex Europe over by Piergiorgio Niero

Piergiorgio Niero — Mon, 21 Apr 2008 11:36:05 +0000

hi danny!
thanx for the review of my session,
yes..i’m not so confident in my english, that has been the first time speaking in english at a conference so i was very nervous.
anyway i’m glad you’ve found my preso interesting!

keep in touch,
bye from venice

Comment on New .Net Tutorial “Introduction to NHibernate” by altins

altins — Wed, 16 Apr 2008 09:17:32 +0000

Hi Danny,

Nice to know you.
Nowadays, I am working on one my freelance project (a clinic website) and another project of mine (ebook management system). Actually, I kinda confuse to decide whether I have to use NHibernate or iBatis for both of them. Last year, I used iBatis for my previous project. But, I refer some people said that NHibernate is better and faster than iBatis.

All I know is that iBatis can use Spring for its Business Layer, and UIP as its presentation layer.

I try to find out if NHibernate can do the same thing like iBatis. I mean, can I use Spring for Business Prosess Layer, and if I can use Spring, then How?

And can I also combine UIP with NHibernate? And how do I manage to do this?

Thanks for your tutorial. And I’ll be waiting for your response.
Keep Writing!