Oskar Berggren
Oskar Berggren
Looks good. Is it the same for IApplyToContext? It does talk about how the contexts are nested and exists at multiple levels, so perhaps that implies that this interface can...
No, this isn't a matter of "not applying hql generator". Your addition of the second part means that the whole thing can no longer be translated to SQL. If you...
Interesting, I didn't realize that. Cool! It seems in the file you mention, some of the test cases use multiple "subselects", but none seem to do anything complicated for the...
To clarify, when you say "flushed", do you mean that the collections appear empty on the client side? Because usually when talking about NHibernate, "flushing" is about transmitting changes back...
@inglun Maybe you could elaborate a little bit. Are you suggesting that NHibernate somehow disposes the TransactionScope by mistake somewhere? Are you saying that changes made on the connection before...
1) Isn't SystemException "semi-deprecated", in the sense that the original idea to have "SystemException" and "ApplicationException" was later considered a bad idea that didn't really add much value? Perhaps that...
I also think it looks wrong - seems to have been broken by this commit: https://github.com/nishan/luhn_java/commit/32e724db3131f40671a651569b7a276caa099ecb#diff-f3c575fe7798240d1c8930e125ab53ec That commit probably fixed one scenario but broke validate().
> Avoid auto-flush FlushMode is a setting on the session. Some are more dangerous than others (in that it puts greater responsibility on the application developer to flush when needed,...
> Ok, now is Antlr3.Runtime the problem: What is it that is the actual problem?
My case is a service process that should use SignalR to talk to another service process. So there is no UI or UI-thread involved. Maybe I missed something about the...