Nhib.pdf source code shortest 1
I have been familiar with Hibernate, and I am very impressed. It is a very good O/R Mapping FW. On http://nhibernate.sourceforge.net/, I have transplanted mongo.net#--nhib.pdf (NH) from Java, but it is still in the PreAlpha Build 2.
Out of interest and learning. NET goal, took two days to read only a small part of the code: first, the source code annotation is not rich, second, it is not familiar with the use of Hibernate/NHibernate, and third, some knowledge points are not familiar.
The preparation is as follows:
1. Nhib1_prealpha Build 2
2. NUnit
3. The NHibernate configuration file monitoring. dll. config is as follows:
<? Xml version = "1.0" encoding = "UTF-8"?>
<Configuration>
<ConfigSections>
<Section name = "nhibction" type =" System. Configuration. NameValueSectionHandler, System, Version = 1.0.3300.0, Culture = neutral, PublicKeyToken = b77a5c561934e089 "/>
</ConfigSections>
<Nhib.pdf>
<Add key = "hibernate. show_ SQL" value = "false"/> <! -- Set whether to output SQL statements to the Console -->
<Add key = "hibernate. connection. provider" value = "nhib.pdf. Connection. DriverConnectionProvider"/>
<Add key = "hibernate. dialect" value = "nhib.pdf. Dialect. MsSql2000Dialect"/> <! -- Set the dialect for using SQL Server. After all, the SQL statements of different databases are more or less different -->
<Add key = "hibernate. connection. driver_class" value = "nhib.pdf. Driver. SqlClientDriver"/> <! -- Set the DB Driver used -->
<Add key = "hibernate. connection. connection_string "value =" Server = zephyr; initial catalog = argus; UserID = sa; Password = zephyr; Min Pool Size = 2 "/> <! -- Set the connection string -->
</Nhib.pdf>
</Configuration>
It can be seen that the above is a standard Config file, which is generally read by the System. Configuration. ConfigurationSettings. GetConfig method.
The Blue part is the place where NH is actually configured. In this example, I configure it to use SQL Server. The Key/Value meanings are very clear.
It is worth noting that the name of the configuration file is very important. Usually, for an EXE Assembly, it is AssemblyName. config, but for Dll Assembly, the corresponding configuration file is AssemblyName. dll. config example:
