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NHibernate database call count?

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问题 Is there a way to get at runtime the number of calls NHibernate is making to the database? I know I can use the NHibernate profiler (NHProf, http://nhprof.com/) to manually view this count while debugging - but what I'd like to do is at runtime to get the actual number of calls to the database NHibernate is making so I can throw an exception if it's a ridiculous number like 50 or 300 (exact number to be determined). This would be an indication to the developer that he/she needs to use 'Eager'

NHibernate.Search Index Rebuild

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问题 How can i rebuild Lucene.NET Index using NHibernate.Search ? Thanks. 回答1: There is an Index method off of the IFullTextSearchSession that will force and index of an entity. So you just need to retrieve all of the objects and then call index on them. 回答2: Here is an example: public void Index(List<object> entities, ISession s) { using (var search = NHibernate.Search.Search.CreateFullTextSession(s)) { foreach (var entity in entities) { using (var tx = s.BeginTransaction()) { search.Index(entity

Integrating Nhibernate.Search with Nhibernate 2

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问题 I have just spent all day attempting to get NHibernate.Search working alongside NHibernate 2.0 and am sorry to say that I have still not managed it. I ran into the problem posted here and downloaded the dll linked by that post, however the example uses a search Interceptor rather than EventListeners, which I believe to be the newer way of doing things. There seems to be very little information available and what I can find is difficult to understand and contradicts other pieces of information

Lucene.NET indexes are not updating when dealing with many-to-many relationships using NHibernate.Search

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I have integrated NHibernate.Search into my web app by following tutorials from the following sources: NHibernate.Search using Lucene.NET Full Text Index (Part 1) Using NHibernate.Search with ActiveRecord I have also successfully batch-indexed my database, and when testing against Luke, I can search for terms that reside in whatever entities I marked as indexable. However , when I attempt to update many-to-many entities via my web app, my parent index does not seem to update. For example: public class Books { HasAndBelongsToMany(typeof(Author), Table = "BookAuthor", ColumnKey = "BookId",

nHibernate.Search with nHibernate v2

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I having trouble getting nHibernate.Search to create an Index. If I use 1.2.1.4 of nHibernate.dll & nHibernate.Search.dll then the index is created correctly and I can inspect it with Luke (a Lucene utility). A segments file is created as well as a Fragments file etc However, when I use v 2 of nHibernate.dll & nHibernate.Search.dll then the index is not created correctly. Only a 1k segments file is created in the Index directory and Luke is unable to inspect it. The code I used in v1 was as follows: _configuration = new Configuration(); _configuration.Configure(); _configuration.AddAssembly

Fluent nhibernate + nhibernate.serach + lucene.net

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问题 can someone tell me how to use nhibernate serach and lucene with fluent nhibernate. I have my application writen with fluent nhibernate but now i need full text serach but do not know how to implmenet nhibernate search with lucene to fluent nhibernate. i found this but it is not much and do not know how to use it: Fluent NHibernate + Lucene Search (NHibernate.Search) thx in advanced 回答1: Lucene.net is a self-contained search and directory utility. As far as I know it cannot be integrated with

Integrating Nhibernate.Search with Nhibernate 2

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I have just spent all day attempting to get NHibernate.Search working alongside NHibernate 2.0 and am sorry to say that I have still not managed it. I ran into the problem posted here and downloaded the dll linked by that post, however the example uses a search Interceptor rather than EventListeners, which I believe to be the newer way of doing things. There seems to be very little information available and what I can find is difficult to understand and contradicts other pieces of information. At this point I am pretty frustrated with the whole thing and am seriously considering just writing

Fluent nhibernate + nhibernate.serach + lucene.net

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can someone tell me how to use nhibernate serach and lucene with fluent nhibernate. I have my application writen with fluent nhibernate but now i need full text serach but do not know how to implmenet nhibernate search with lucene to fluent nhibernate. i found this but it is not much and do not know how to use it: Fluent NHibernate + Lucene Search (NHibernate.Search) thx in advanced Lucene.net is a self-contained search and directory utility. As far as I know it cannot be integrated with nhibernate by mappings only. You should implement adding data to lucene index by yourself. Lucene allows to

Fluent NHibernate + Lucene Search (NHibernate.Search)

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问题 I'm using Fluent NHibernate and I would like to implement NHibernate.Search with Lucene but I can't find any examples on how to do that with Fluent NHibernate. It appears there are two steps. (According to Castle) Set the Hibernate properties in the configuration: hibernate.search.default.directory_provider hibernate.search.default.indexBase hibernate.search.analyzer Initializing the Event Listeners to index persisted objcts configuration.SetListener(ListenerType.PostUpdate, new

Fluent NHibernate + Lucene Search (NHibernate.Search)

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I'm using Fluent NHibernate and I would like to implement NHibernate.Search with Lucene but I can't find any examples on how to do that with Fluent NHibernate. It appears there are two steps. (According to Castle ) Set the Hibernate properties in the configuration: hibernate.search.default.directory_provider hibernate.search.default.indexBase hibernate.search.analyzer Initializing the Event Listeners to index persisted objcts configuration.SetListener(ListenerType.PostUpdate, new FullTextIndexEventListener()); configuration.SetListener(ListenerType.PostInsert, new FullTextIndexEventListener())