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I currently have this class make up for my Generic Repository public abstract class RepositoryBase<T> where T : class { private readonly ISession session; public RepositoryBase(ISession session) { this.session = session; this.session.FlushMode = FlushMode.Auto; } public void Start() { this.session.BeginTransaction(); } public bool Add(T entity) { this.session.Save(entity); return true; } public bool AddAll(IEnumerable<T> items) { foreach (T item in items) { this.session.Save(item); } return true; } public bool Update(T entity) { this.session.Flush(); this.session.Update(entity); return true; }

Having a generic repository like public class Repository<T> where T: Entity<T> { /*anything else*/ } should concrete repositories per agregation root like class ProductRepository : Repository<Product> { } class CategoryRepository : Repository<Category> { } be created? Also how do I use DI ( Ninject ) with generic implementation of repository. Samples are apreciated! Thanks! I see a lot of misuse of generics in the questions in SO and while it does not necessarily refer to your question (although it will help to clarify), I think once for all write a summary here. Generics is a typeless reuse

I am trying to use Gitolite + Gitweb but I am running into some problems.. My conf/gitolite.conf is the following @dataset_repos = dat1 dat2 @closedsrc_repos = cod1 cod2 @opensrc_repos = testing @admins = user1 user2 @bios = user1 user2 user3 @coders = user1 user3 repo gitolite-admin RW+ = @admins repo @opensrc_repos RW+ = @all repo @dataset_repos RW+ = @admins @bios repo @closedsrc_repos RW+ = @admins @coders When I first inserted repository code1 and code2, git told me: remote: Initialized empty Git repository in /home/git/repositories/code1.git/ remote: Initialized empty Git repository in

I think this subject was asked before, but I didn't find anything interesting to work with. I read this Can I store the .git folder outside the files I want tracked? and Single Git repo with directories in multiple locations try to play with it, but didn't find the way to achieve this well. The goal of this, is to store backup preferences for applications and dotfiles. But the strucuture of files look to somethink like this -- /Users/Jeremy/Library/Application\ Support/Sublime\ Text\ 3/Packages/User ------ Theme ------ Snippet ------ Preferences.sublime-settings -- -- /Users/Jeremy/.gitconfig

Before reading please note that I've googled this and read a ton of articles on SO and elsewhere, no suggestions have worked as of yet. I'm randomly getting a timeout error that occurs when logging into my MVC 3 application. It happens well over half of the time - all other times the application logs on just fine. When it doesn't work, it tries for about 10 seconds then errors. The error: Exception: "An error occurred while executing the command definition. See the inner exception for details." Inner Exception: {"Timeout expired. The timeout period elapsed prior to completion of the operation

I'm setting up a git repository for a website on a GoDaddy shared hosting account. Normally one would set up a git bare repo on the server that contained the live web data only, then on a push to the remote use a git post-receive hook to checkout to the live directory (thanks to @VonC for the links). That's fine, but I've set up the repository to include work files as well. On the server I have, /home/username/repo.git/work_folders, and /home/username/repo/web_files_and_folders for the repository, and, /home/username/public_html/web_files_and_folders for the live files and folders. The work

Our domain model is very anemic right now. Our entities are mostly empty shells, almost purely designed for holding values and navigating to collections. We are using EF 4.1 code-first ORM, and the design so far has been to shield our novice developers against the dreaded "LINQ to Entities cannot translate blablabla to a store expression" exception when querying against the context during early iterations. We have various aggregate root repository interfaces over EF. However some blocks of code in the impls seems like they should be the domain's responsibility. As long as the repository