Comments on Deep Shah's Blog: Integrating NHibernate with Spring.NET and MVC3

The transaction attribute will not work as Spring....

2012-02-21T23:37:12.100+05:30

The transaction attribute will not work as Spring.Net applies aop only to "virtual" methods and not to methods calles from within the same class (limitation pf proxy based AOP). As a MVC3 controller delegates the call to the action method via an internal method => "Execute(RequestContext requestContext)" the proxied method is never called.
A solution can be found here: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9114762/unobtrusive-aop-with-spring-net/9115510

Just noting: if you are going to name the injecte...

2012-02-13T04:01:28.145+05:30

Just noting: if you are going to name the injected the session factory something other than "SessionFactory", you must note so in web.config. For example:

id="InjectedSessionFactory"type="aspnetwebFormsWithMvc3App.NHibernate.FluentNhibernateLocalSessionFactoryObject, aspnetwebFormsWithMvc3App"...

In web.config, you must this key/value pair in the appSettings element:

key="Spring.Data.NHibernate.Support.OpenSessionInViewModule.SessionFactoryObjectName"
value="InjectedSessionFactory"

Hello Amr, The OpenSessionInViewModule intercepts...

2011-12-25T17:34:14.266+05:30

Hello Amr,

The OpenSessionInViewModule intercepts the requests coming to the MVC controller. It opens up an NHibernate session and binds it to the CurrentThread. Once the request is processed, it flushes and closes the NHibernate session.

If you add this module to your web.config, the session should flush automatically.

Thanks

Deep Shah

Thanks for the awesome post ! I have one thing tha...

2011-12-07T17:51:59.617+05:30

Thanks for the awesome post !
I have one thing that irritates me! for me to save the object to the database i have to explicitly call Session.Flush(); thought I'm decorating my methods with [Transaction]. You have suggested using [Transaction(TransactionPropagation.Required)], however session management in Spring.Net seems a bit vague for me, don't know which is the best method to use with MVC ! also could you please further elaborate Spring.NET OpenSessionInViewModule and how it's best used without explicit calls to Session object ?

Thanks Guys. Hello Blottt, You can use the same ...

2011-09-23T09:27:51.185+05:30

Thanks Guys.

Hello Blottt,

You can use the same transaction attribute i.e.

[Transaction(TransactionPropagation.Required)]

Thanks

Deep Shah

awesome great tutorial. Actually the only one i fo...

2011-09-21T21:56:37.996+05:30

awesome great tutorial. Actually the only one i found on the net.Very easy to follow.

However im trying to save an object to the database... can you show how this should be done ? what transaction attribute to use etc.

Awesome, thank you very much!

2011-09-04T23:59:00.465+05:30

Awesome, thank you very much!