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Deleting all records in all tables in the entire database using NHibernate
This is a great little code snippet I thought I'd share. Before each one of my NUnit or NBehave tests, I clear out all the records from the database using NHibernate. Unfortunately, NHibernate's HQL doesn't seem to do cascade deletes, so you...
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Introducing SNARF
I'm now part of two open source project, although this one I really want to be hands off. So if anyone is interested in taking it over, feel free. Here's a description from google code: SNARF (Simple, Nhibernate, ActiveRecord Framework) This is...
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I'm part of an open source project!
I'm contributing to the Wilson O/R Mapper project which is now open source and on google code. I'm adding fluent mappings for WORM in the same manner as Fluent NHibernate. Exciting stuff! http://code.google.com/p/wilsonormapper/source/browse/#svn...
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Found some good code today
I'm hoping this won't offend any of you out there, but most of us developers write crappy code. I'm not fully sure why this is, but even if the database isn't a steaming pile of horse poo, the code usually is. There's often a lot of...
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My current architecture
For the six or seven of you in the world that actually read my blog, you've noticed that i've been pretty quiet lately. So while i'm chomping down breakfast before work, I thought I'd give you a rundown on what i've been doing lately...
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FWDNUG Meeting Notes and Slides
Thanks to Stephen and the other members at the Fort Worth .NET User Group for having me speak. I enjoyed it and hopefully my audience did too. I'm sorry this has taken a while to post, but as promised I have all the slides and a list of resources...
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Mar 25 2008, 08:56 AM
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I'm speaking at the Fort Worth .NET user group
On March 18th I'll be speaking at the Fort Worth .NET user group at Justin Brands. The topic will be a favorite of mine: O/R Mapping Patterns and Tools. Come by say hello or throw tomatoes. Info is below: http://fwdnug.com/blogs/meetings/archive/2008...
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Mar 12 2008, 08:11 AM
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A little reflection
This is just a quick post. The other day, I needed to take all fields from a business object called QuoteLead which represents a Sales Lead for an insurance quote, and send it to to another system in a name/value format to post via HTTP. This is because...
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