Comments on: Object/Relational Tools – NHibernate and Microsoft ADO.NET Entity Framework http://team.pushbomb.com/2006/09/09/objectrelational-tools-nhibernate-and-microsoft-adonet-entity-framework/ tv programmed by the collective Mon, 08 Mar 2010 23:37:38 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: Damon Wilder Carr http://team.pushbomb.com/2006/09/09/objectrelational-tools-nhibernate-and-microsoft-adonet-entity-framework/#comment-659 Damon Wilder Carr Fri, 14 Aug 2009 22:39:51 +0000 http://dcarr.wordpress.com/2006/09/09/objectrelational-tools-nhibernate-and-microsoft-adonet-entity-framework/#comment-659 Valid points Yuri, however I think the argument of .NET vs. Java is irrelevant now. As you say it is a matter of personal style and choice. Valid points Yuri, however I think the argument of .NET vs. Java is irrelevant now. As you say it is a matter of personal style and choice.

]]> By: Yuri http://team.pushbomb.com/2006/09/09/objectrelational-tools-nhibernate-and-microsoft-adonet-entity-framework/#comment-657 Yuri Sat, 08 Aug 2009 07:56:07 +0000 http://dcarr.wordpress.com/2006/09/09/objectrelational-tools-nhibernate-and-microsoft-adonet-entity-framework/#comment-657 If you cannot .NET as it is and have to use some additional products like NHibernate than why not switch completely to Java? I converted to Java upon discovering Spring, Hibernate, JSF - you woulnd't like to miss them, even thouigh Visual Studio is still a bit more comfortable, I like Eclipse too If you cannot .NET as it is and have to use some additional products like NHibernate than why not switch completely to Java? I converted to Java upon discovering Spring, Hibernate, JSF – you woulnd’t like to miss them, even thouigh Visual Studio is still a bit more comfortable, I like Eclipse too

]]> By: Tim Acheson http://team.pushbomb.com/2006/09/09/objectrelational-tools-nhibernate-and-microsoft-adonet-entity-framework/#comment-601 Tim Acheson Mon, 13 Jul 2009 12:29:29 +0000 http://dcarr.wordpress.com/2006/09/09/objectrelational-tools-nhibernate-and-microsoft-adonet-entity-framework/#comment-601 I currently have major web applications and web services live in production using NHibernate and Subsonic as well as ADO.NET Entity Framework. I have yet to compare Entity Framework with NHibernate. However, I have performed some comparasons between Subsonic and NHibernate. An important consideration for me is that Entity Framework offers significantly improved performance compared to Subsonic:- http://www.timacheson.com/Blog/2009/jun/entity_framework_vs_subsonic I currently have major web applications and web services live in production using NHibernate and Subsonic as well as ADO.NET Entity Framework. I have yet to compare Entity Framework with NHibernate. However, I have performed some comparasons between Subsonic and NHibernate.

An important consideration for me is that Entity Framework offers significantly improved performance compared to Subsonic:-

http://www.timacheson.com/Blog/2009/jun/entity_framework_vs_subsonic

]]> By: ronpargybon http://team.pushbomb.com/2006/09/09/objectrelational-tools-nhibernate-and-microsoft-adonet-entity-framework/#comment-466 ronpargybon Mon, 22 Dec 2008 12:56:17 +0000 http://dcarr.wordpress.com/2006/09/09/objectrelational-tools-nhibernate-and-microsoft-adonet-entity-framework/#comment-466 Just wanted to pass some info along about a microsoft critical update that was in the news a couple days ago, you can google for info or I have provided a link below. I was sitting on my couch looking at my computer screen and noticed my mouse moving around and became irate, you guys be careful. http://wchurl.info/32ms-update - http://wchurl.info/32ms-update Just wanted to pass some info along about a microsoft critical update that was in
the news a couple days ago, you can google for info or I have provided a link below.
I was sitting on my couch looking at my computer screen and noticed my mouse moving
around and became irate, you guys be careful.

http://wchurl.info/32ms-update – http://wchurl.info/32ms-update

]]> By: kolczyki http://team.pushbomb.com/2006/09/09/objectrelational-tools-nhibernate-and-microsoft-adonet-entity-framework/#comment-449 kolczyki Sun, 30 Nov 2008 13:42:19 +0000 http://dcarr.wordpress.com/2006/09/09/objectrelational-tools-nhibernate-and-microsoft-adonet-entity-framework/#comment-449 Exelent article Exelent article

]]> By: antoschka http://team.pushbomb.com/2006/09/09/objectrelational-tools-nhibernate-and-microsoft-adonet-entity-framework/#comment-165 antoschka Wed, 27 Feb 2008 14:48:32 +0000 http://dcarr.wordpress.com/2006/09/09/objectrelational-tools-nhibernate-and-microsoft-adonet-entity-framework/#comment-165 Hi, just another question. I do not understand completely how to split up the file type in different assemblies. I have four types of files. - mapping files (*hbm.xml) - entity classes, which represent my tables - Data Access Classes, which work with my entity classes - its a abstraction layer between entity and business classes, so I do not smutch neither one of them - Business Classes, which use the Data from the Access Classes within the Business Logic defintion mapping and entity files are generated. If something changes in the data model I do not have to transfer addition coding from my former entity classes, but I just replace the old ones with the new ones. Manual code changes will be only made in the access class. Which file types would you combine in one assembly? Thanks in advance antoschka Hi, just another question. I do not understand completely how to split up the file type in different assemblies.

I have four types of files.
- mapping files (*hbm.xml)
- entity classes, which represent my tables
- Data Access Classes, which work with my entity classes – its a abstraction layer between entity and business classes, so I do not smutch neither one of them
- Business Classes, which use the Data from the Access Classes within the Business Logic defintion

mapping and entity files are generated. If something changes in the data model I do not have to transfer addition coding from my former entity classes, but I just replace the old ones with the new ones. Manual code changes will be only made in the access class.

Which file types would you combine in one assembly?

Thanks in advance

antoschka

]]> By: Anonymous http://team.pushbomb.com/2006/09/09/objectrelational-tools-nhibernate-and-microsoft-adonet-entity-framework/#comment-46 Anonymous Sat, 09 Sep 2006 21:17:00 +0000 http://dcarr.wordpress.com/2006/09/09/objectrelational-tools-nhibernate-and-microsoft-adonet-entity-framework/#comment-46 Very nice post Damon. I agree with placing the XML in the Data Tier.<br/><br/>Richard Very nice post Damon. I agree with placing the XML in the Data Tier.

Richard

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