Comments for AdFactum ObjectMapper .NET Blog http://blog.objectmapper.net Official blog of the AdFactum ObjectMapper .NET Sun, 21 Mar 2010 13:02:11 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.2 Comment on New Release - AdFactum ObjectMapper .NET 2.3.3013.0 by TimePunch Entwickler Blog » TimePunch v1.91.1019.0 http://blog.objectmapper.net/2008/07/13/new-release-adfactum-objectmapper-net-2330130/#comment-1234 Sat, 19 Jul 2008 22:29:02 +0000 http://blog.objectmapper.net/2008/07/13/new-release-adfactum-objectmapper-net-2330130/#comment-1234 [...] Einsatz des neuen ObjectMapper .NET 2.3.3013.0. [...] […] Einsatz des neuen ObjectMapper .NET 2.3.3013.0. […]

]]> Comment on Attribute: [PrimaryKey] by AdFactum ObjectMapper .NET Blog » Blog Archive » Exception: NoPrimaryKeyFoundException http://blog.objectmapper.net/2007/06/11/attribute-primarykey/#comment-1231 Mon, 28 Jan 2008 08:39:12 +0000 http://blog.objectmapper.net/2007/06/11/attribute-primarykey/#comment-1231 [...] The NoPrimaryKeyFoundException will be thrown if the user tries to query an entity type which has no valid primary key defined by the PrimaryKey attribute. In case that you use a pre-defined base object like "AutoIncValueObject" or "ValueObject" this exception will never occure. [...] […] The NoPrimaryKeyFoundException will be thrown if the user tries to query an entity type which has no valid primary key defined by the PrimaryKey attribute. In case that you use a pre-defined base object like "AutoIncValueObject" or "ValueObject" this exception will never occure. […]

]]> Comment on How to use the SQL-99 with clause. by AdFactum ObjectMapper .NET Blog » Blog Archive » New Release - AdFactum ObjectMapper .NET 2.0.2307.0 http://blog.objectmapper.net/2007/12/07/using-the-sql-99-with-clause/#comment-1210 Fri, 07 Dec 2007 16:42:44 +0000 http://blog.objectmapper.net/2007/12/07/using-the-sql-99-with-clause/#comment-1210 [...] « Using the SQL-99 with clause. [...] […] « Using the SQL-99 with clause. […]

]]> Comment on Tutorial 4: Using the ObjectMapper in a multi threaded environment and cascaded transactions by AdFactum ObjectMapper .NET Blog » Blog Archive » New Release - AdFactum ObjectMapper .NET 1.90.1917.0 http://blog.objectmapper.net/2007/04/02/tutorial-4-using-the-objectmapper-in-a-multi-threaded-environment-and-cascaded-transactions/#comment-1192 Mon, 17 Sep 2007 19:20:04 +0000 http://blog.objectmapper.net/2007/04/02/tutorial-4-using-the-objectmapper-in-a-multi-threaded-environment-and-cascaded-transactions/#comment-1192 [...] First of all the OBM (ObjectMapper .NET Manager Class) has been included in the current release. That means that you don’t have to implement multi threading functionality by your own. You can simple use the OBM helper class. The original idea of the OBM has been explained in Tutorial 4. The only difference is, that the signature of the Method CreateMapper has been changed. [...] […] First of all the OBM (ObjectMapper .NET Manager Class) has been included in the current release. That means that you don’t have to implement multi threading functionality by your own. You can simple use the OBM helper class. The original idea of the OBM has been explained in Tutorial 4. The only difference is, that the signature of the Method CreateMapper has been changed. […]

]]> Comment on Background: The ObjectMapper .NET by Gerhard Stephan http://blog.objectmapper.net/2006/10/13/background-the-objectmapper-net/#comment-1191 Thu, 19 Jul 2007 12:43:59 +0000 http://blog.objectmapper.net/2006/10/13/background-the-objectmapper-net/#comment-1191 Hi, the ObjectMapper .NET does not support lazy loading. But it supports hierarchy loading. That means, that you can do a flat load on your main object to show in UI and than deep load it, if you want access the attached file. So, no problem to handle it with the ObjectMapper .NET. Cheers Gerhard Hi,

the ObjectMapper .NET does not support lazy loading. But it supports hierarchy loading. That means, that you can do a flat load on your main object to show in UI and than deep load it, if you want access the attached file.

So, no problem to handle it with the ObjectMapper .NET.

Cheers
Gerhard

]]> Comment on Background: The ObjectMapper .NET by Elmar http://blog.objectmapper.net/2006/10/13/background-the-objectmapper-net/#comment-1190 Thu, 19 Jul 2007 06:42:27 +0000 http://blog.objectmapper.net/2006/10/13/background-the-objectmapper-net/#comment-1190 Hi, does the ObjectMapper support Lazy Loading. If yes, how does this work. I.e: I have a class "Attachment" with some porperties and the Attachement-File. I want to load all properties of the Attachment class except the file for presenting in the UI. When the user want to see the attachment file the mapper should load the file itself. Is this scenario with Object-Mapper possible? TIA Elmar Hi,

does the ObjectMapper support Lazy Loading. If yes, how does this work.

I.e: I have a class “Attachment” with some porperties and the Attachement-File. I want to load all properties of the Attachment class except the file for presenting in the UI. When the user want to see the attachment file the mapper should load the file itself.

Is this scenario with Object-Mapper possible?

TIA
Elmar

]]> Comment on Attribute: [PropertyLength] by AdFactum ObjectMapper .NET Blog » Blog Archive » Supported Data Types http://blog.objectmapper.net/2006/07/11/attribute-propertylength/#comment-1188 Wed, 04 Jul 2007 12:08:09 +0000 http://blog.objectmapper.net/2006/07/11/attribute-propertylength/#comment-1188 [...] {0} = Replacement for the column length specified by the attribute PropertyLength. (No Ratings Yet)  Loading ... [...] […] {0} = Replacement for the column length specified by the attribute PropertyLength. (No Ratings Yet)  Loading … […]

]]> Comment on How to do bind collections by AdFactum ObjectMapper .NET Blog » Blog Archive » Attribute: [GeneralLink] http://blog.objectmapper.net/2006/08/24/how-to-bind-and-map-collections/#comment-1187 Mon, 11 Jun 2007 09:16:50 +0000 http://blog.objectmapper.net/2006/08/24/how-to-bind-and-map-collections/#comment-1187 [...] Additionally have a look at the blog entry "How to do bind collections" (No Ratings Yet)  Loading ... [...] […] Additionally have a look at the blog entry "How to do bind collections" (No Ratings Yet)  Loading … […]

]]> Comment on 3rd Place for the ObjectMapper .NET by Karl http://blog.objectmapper.net/2007/04/19/3rd-place-for-the-objectmapper-net/#comment-1186 Fri, 08 Jun 2007 09:02:21 +0000 http://blog.objectmapper.net/2007/04/19/3rd-place-for-the-objectmapper-net/#comment-1186 Great Gerhard!!! go on! Karl Great Gerhard!!!
go on!
Karl

]]> Comment on Concepts for searching in database by Gerhard Stephan http://blog.objectmapper.net/2006/12/13/concepts-for-searching-in-database/#comment-1180 Thu, 22 Feb 2007 12:17:47 +0000 http://blog.objectmapper.net/2006/12/13/concepts-for-searching-in-database/#comment-1180 Database Engines have sometimes very different ways to do a fulltext search. That's why the ObjectMapper .NET does not support it natively. What you can do is, executing a native SQL Select where you put your SELECT String into the Execute Method. <code> /* * Get the low level Native Persister from the SQL Persister */ INativePersister nativePersister = sqlPersister as INativePersister; // First example without Parameter nativePersister.Execute("EXEC dbo.SayHello"); // Second example is using Parameters nativePersister.ExecuteWithParameter("EXEC dbo.SayHello @p01", "Peter"); </code> Also have a look at the query API of the ObjectMapper .NET http://blog.objectmapper.net/2007/01/22/how-to-build-sql-queries/ Database Engines have sometimes very different ways to do a fulltext search. That’s why the ObjectMapper .NET does not support it natively. What you can do is, executing a native SQL Select where you put your SELECT String into the Execute Method.


/*
* Get the low level Native Persister from the SQL Persister
*/
INativePersister nativePersister = sqlPersister as INativePersister;

// First example without Parameter
nativePersister.Execute("EXEC dbo.SayHello");

// Second example is using Parameters
nativePersister.ExecuteWithParameter("EXEC dbo.SayHello @p01", "Peter");

Also have a look at the query API of the ObjectMapper .NET
http://blog.objectmapper.net/2007/01/22/how-to-build-sql-queries/

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