Comment on Logging using Decorator by Muhammad Moses (@mosessaur)
This is the technique currently we use in KiGG http://kigg.codeplex.com currently live at http://dotnetshoutout.com/. Using Decorator for logging and caching in repositories. Not sure if we’ll change...
View ArticleComment on Logging using Decorator by M. Abed
It seems nice project, will check it soon! what about revamp, will use updated technologies like MVC 4 razor engine and EF 4.1 ?
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Comment on Logging using Decorator by modeeb
This post brought good memories to me Dependency Injection, Service Locator, and Decorator Pattern, and even the syntax highlighting of C# code! But I intend to revisit this area again from time to...
View ArticleComment on Logging using Decorator by Muhammad Moses (@mosessaur)
Yes, I already started moving to EF 4.1 with the recent CTP. Of course will use Razor. Not sure about MVC4 part yet! Didn’t start playing with presentation yet.. so that could be an option when I reach...
View ArticleComment on Logging using Decorator by Hadi Eskandari (@HEskandari)
Of course there is always property injections for optional dependencies and most of the IoC frameworks supports this (I mostly use Castle Windsor). So you have best of both worlds, dependency injection...
View ArticleComment on Logging using Decorator by M. Abed
Yes we have the option of property injection but I don’t like to use it much because it introduce hidden dependencies and allowing property injection will open the possibilities of mis-using it. So I...
View ArticleComment on NHibernate 3.2 Mapping Entities and Value Objects by Code by...
[...] about this, in component collection mapping NHibernate 3.2. I tried to map like the same for this: http://moh-abed.com/2011/08/14/nhibernate-3-2-mapping-entities-and-value-objects-by-code/, which...
View ArticleComment on NHibernate 3.2 Mapping Entities and Value Objects by Code by Maestro
I did some model like yours, but I have bidirectional relationships, and I can’t map it. I did the mappings like you Abed. I posted it to stackoverflow:...
View ArticleComment on NHibernate 3.2 Mapping Entities and Value Objects by Code by Pete
Just found your article – this is really nicely written and explained, thank you very much. It’s just helped me to cleanly map a collection-of-enum without too much head scratching.
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Comment on NHibernate 3.2 Mapping Entities and Value Objects by Code by M. Abed
You are welcome, glad you found it useful
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Comment on NHibernate 3.2 Mapping Entities and Value Objects by Code by Sam...
Using bycode is certainly not the path of least resistance and won’t be until they can get at least some basic official documentation for it. Its to easy to run into some edge case and wind up spending...
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I downloaded your project from codeplex. Where I can find a script to create database?
View ArticleComment on NHibernate 3.2 Mapping Entities and Value Objects by Code by M. Abed
There is a database project (SellAndBuy.Database) Right click deploy will install the database, or you can extract the scripts from this project and run it.
View ArticleComment on NHibernate 3.2 Mapping Entities and Value Objects by Code by...
I can’t find any sql script. Only Script.PostDeployment.sql and Script.PreDeployment.sql with comments. Also same thing at the codeplex.com.
View ArticleComment on Applying Domain Driven Design, BDD, and TDD by yonghan79doyo
Hi there,how are you?What version of vs to open you SellAndBuy source code?Thanks
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