Nice, the Lazy Loading - Eager Loading article was very good.

What's the deal with hibernatingrhinos.com?

Is this some new project of yours?

Very good FAQ, im now going to start to use nHibernate.

But I didn't like the FAQ using inline mappingfiles in the Domain library. As it uses DDD as a approach I suggest that they should promote PI and use mappingfiles in its own external library decoupled from the domain.

Benny

PS:

I feel the Hibernate community has done a good job.

Such a pity all the example code is always in C#, I think a lot of VB.Net are scared of because of the lack of good VB.Net examples. Allthough translation is ussualy easy.

Never mind me.

@Chrissie1 - I think SharpDevelop converts C# to VB.Net. You can download it from: http://www.icsharpcode.net/OpenSource/SD/

I know there are lots of converters out there. But if we want more people to use the correct techniques then examples should be eassier to find. Lets not forget that a lot of developers are using the other .net.

Krzysztof,

I needed a place to put things, and I like the name

Benny,

Where you store the mapping is no an important issue.

It is often easiest to store them right next to the class files

@Ayende

It may seem like a unimportant issue. And it's probably too. But i dont wanna have infrastructure wiswas in my domain. I don't thing I'm the only one and in the name of DDD you should point out to people how to do it in a PI way. I had to investigate a bit to figure out how to do it. 2 sec's or so.

My opinion is that the mapping files polutes my domain and makes it unpretty to see in the solution explorer.

Benny

I've just started moving mine into the Data tier - this also plays nice when you need to have cross-database projects as you can naturally have Project.Data.Sql and Project.Data.Oracle assemblies.

What a shame the link to http://blogs.hibernatingrhinos.com/nhibernate/Default.aspx doesn't seem to work.

Faq is offline

The type initializer for 'Subtext.Framework.HostInfo' threw an exception.

Blog is a nice idea, but it has turned into one long article. I would have been nicer to have an index so an end user can browse articles rather than scroll through a very long page.

Can nHibernate do such thing with named query. - Get List of Objects with collection as object property by single named sql query with join.

I have seen tag "join-result" and have understood that it can be used for

joining with propertry (not collection) and inside loader with collection

while I load single object, but can I do this when I want to call named

query to get list of objects. My wish is 1) One sql call = single sql execution 2) All sql

statements are separeted from code (inside named-query)