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journal about me weston binford notes along my journey journal about me top journal about me navigation links login rss feed search -- blogroll jeff atwood scott hanselman jeremy miller bruce schneier joel splosky archive october 2009 (5) april 2009 (4) saturday oct 31 2009 monospace open space thursday schedule saturday, october 31, 2009 at 6:08pm there seemed to be some interest in the monospace open space friday schedule that i published earlier this week. no doubt, the majority of the interest was from people at the conference, but i thought others might be interested in what was discussed on thursday as well. 1:00 – 2:15pm room 18b – monotouch testability and architecture – brian donahue room 18c – starting an open source project or contributing to an existing one and the best way to go about it – ryan svihla room 18d – moving to mono : why? how? – michael maham 2:15 – 3:30pm room 18b – codeplex foundation – sam ramji room 18c – integrating open source into corporate software – mike sheldon room 18d – distributing on linux (deb, rpm, huh??) – frank bergmann weston m. binford iii | post a comment | 19 references | share article thursday oct 29 2009 monospace open space friday schedule thursday, october 29, 2009 at 11:49pm i expect that this schedule will be available on the monospace web site here at any time. until then, here it is: 9:00 – 10:15am room 18b - monodevelop vs visual studio + resharper (what do we need to add) – josh flanagan room 18c – silverlight and windows presentation foundation (wpf) best practices – justin angel room 18d – 0 to 60 on linux for noobs 10:15 – 11:30am room 18b – jazz band management (with miguel de icaza ) – kirstin juhl room 18c – build your first linode for running asp.net – eric hexter room 18d – adding scripting to your applications (and making them cross-platform) 1:00 – 2:15pm room 18b – monotouch pairing – kirsten juhl room 18c – mono.addins , managed extensibility framework (mef) , and/or inversion of control – josh flanagan room 18d – using nhibernate in high transaction applications – mike sheldon 2:15 – 3:30pm room 18b – lessons learned by reading open source software (architecture, etc.) – frank krueger room 18c – legal issues in technology (independent contractors, open source software, intellectual property (copyright vs. trademarks vs. patents) – john petersen room 18d – automated build with rake – scott bellware weston m. binford iii | post a comment | 16 references | share article wednesday oct 14 2009 nhibernate transactional boundaries wednesday, october 14, 2009 at 8:29am in nhibernate bootstrapping with structuremap , i did not address the issue of transactional boundaries. the example had very simple controller actions that managed their own commits. however, this question on stackoverflow left me wondering who should be responsible for the commit? sharp architecture’s approach sharp architecture is an excellent “architectural foundation for building maintainable web applications with asp.net mvc”. it has an action filter called transaction that starts a transaction in the onactionexecuting event, and then commits if no exception occurred. otherwise, it explicitly rolls the transaction back. in fact, the implicit transactions thread in the sharp architecture google group discusses the transaction attribute and some of the issues using it. the transaction attribute provides the functionality that i want, but it requires the developer to decorate each action method with an attribute. why not make the httpmodule that creates and disposes of the unit of work handle the commit? modified bootstrapping example i have modified the bootstrapping nhibernate with structuremap example from my previous post to do just that. now, the nhibernatemodule is responsible for calling commit() on the unitofwork. here is the nhibernatemodule’s new dispose method: public void dispose() { _unitofwork.commit(); _unitofwork.dispose(); } the only addition is the call to the _unitofwork.commit(). however, now that the nhibernatemodule is responsible for the commit, the developer can not abort an existing transaction. so, i added a rollback() method to the iunitofwork class. the concrete implementation, unitofwork, calls _transaction.rollback(). one final change to the unitofwork prevents it from throwing an exception if the developer explicitly calls commit by checking the itransaction’s isactive property before attempting to commit. here is the unitofwork’s new commit method: public void commit() { if (_transaction.isactive) _transaction.commit(); } multi-transaction unit of work there is still one issue nagging at me. once the developer commits the unit of work, the transaction is closed. the fubutasks example in the fubumvc-contrib project solves this problem by starting a new transaction once the existing transaction is committed. here is the source for fubutask’s nhibernateunitofwork. i have talked to chad myers about this implementation and he has moved away from the idea of handling rollback in general. in any event, i don’t like the idea of starting a new transaction because i don’t think there should be one transaction per request. at the same time, i am preventing the developer from using my unit of work for more than one transaction. at least for now, opening a new transaction is a yagni for me. what do you think? the full source code with these changes are available in the mvbalaw-commons project here . tags: nhibernate weston m. binford iii | 3 comments | 80 references | share article wednesday oct 07 2009 bootstrapping nhibernate with structuremap wednesday, october 7, 2009 at 1:04pm jeremy miller asked me to help him create a canonical example of bootstrapping nhibernate using structuremap . this is not that example. hopefully, it will provide a starting point of discussion and, with your feedback, we will be able to create that example together. many examples on configuring nhibernate depend on some library such as fluentnhibernate or include additional concepts such as repositories. while we use fluentnhibernate and repositories to interface with the database, i did not want to complicate the example with these concerns. i did not want to preclude their addition, either. nhibernate registry i have encapsulated the nhibernate configuration in a structuremap registry. it makes the following available: nhibernate.configuration as a singleton isessionfactory as a singleton isession scoped to hybrid (httpcontext, if available, falling back to thread) iunitofwork scoped to hybrid, a light-weight container for isession (more on this later) idatabasebuilder , a utility class to create the database using schemaexport and populate it with initial data. that’s it. if you want to create your own isession (for example, to use in an integration test), then you request the isessionfactory and call the opensession() method. here is the nhibernateregistry class that provides the configuration, isessionfactory, isession, and iunitofwork: using nhibernate; using nhibernate.bytecode.castle; using nhibernate.cfg; using nhibernate.dialect; using nhibernate.driver; using nhibernatebootstrap.core.domain; using structuremap.attributes; using structuremap.configuration.dsl; using environment=nhibernate.cfg.environment; namespace nhibernatebootstrap.core.persistence { public class nhibernateregistry : registry { public nhibernateregistry() { var cfg = new configuration() .setproperty(environment.releaseconnections, "on_close") .setproperty(environment.dialect, typeof(sqlitedialect).assemblyqualifiedname) .setproperty(environment.connectiondriver, typeof(sqlite20driver).assemblyqualifiedname) .setproperty(environment.connectionstring, "data source=bootstrap.sqlite;version=3") .setproperty(environment.proxyfactoryfactoryclass, typeof(proxyfactoryfactory).assemblyqualifiedname) .addassembly(typeof(blog).assembly); var sessionfactory = cfg.buildsessionfactory(); forrequestedtype<configuration>().assingletons().thedefault.ist

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