Themis, a bit dipper dive
I just committed some new code for Themis examples, which for now on, will be also an integration tests. The whole case is about values which are allowed for some...
NHibernate interceptor magic tricks, the example
Below, you can find the final example of working interceptor, which uses some methods described in text of the last few blog entries (1, 2, 3, 4 and 5). Scan...
Themis - the newest version
I’ve just published the newest version of my authorization tool called Themis. I added a few things which I’ll describe in the next posts. There are no breaking changes, but...
NHibernate interceptor magic tricks, pt. 5
The previous parts of NHibernate interceptor journey can be found here: 1, 2, 3, 4. In this last entry I will describe all methods not covered previously. The example will...
NHibernate interceptor magic tricks, pt. 4
It’s the very last but one entry of NHibernate IInterceptor series (the first three: 1, 2, 3). We traveled through a few first methods of IInterceptor. It’s time to end...
NHibernate interceptor magic tricks, pt. 3
The very last meeting with IInterceptor was ended by description of IInterceptor.GetEntityName(object entity); method. It’s time to step into the kingdom of almighty DI and IoC and learn how to...
NHibernate interceptor magic tricks, pt. 2
In the previous post, I described the basics of NHibernate’s IInterceptor as well as using it to manage transaction-connected actions. It’s time to move on and know better the other...
NHibernate interceptor magic tricks, pt. 1
NHibernate 3.0 is here! I’ve pushed it to a few solutions I’m working on as soon as it became stable. There are some nice changes (for instance polymorphic loads and...
I want my own db
Writing your own db is getting more and more popular, isn’t it?:] Especially, if you want to create your custom, NoSQL solution. It’s worth to mention that even Ayende, on...
Themis, take a break
Sometimes it’s good to take a break and give some ideas a while to regenerate in your head. After a few weeks of not touching Themis at all, I wrote...