Simple NHibernate Example, Part 5: Repository Testing

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Simple NHibernate Example, Part 5: Repository Testing

published 1 year, 4 months ago, submitted by agilejoe 1 year, 4 months ago

lostechies.com — In the last few posts, we explored very simple concepts from the point of view of DDD and BDD/TDD. In this post, I will put together a very simple testing harness to show how to roll together these concepts in the context of NHibernate.

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Can anyone give any insight into how relevant/useful nHibernate is with .net 2.0. With controls like ObjectDataSource is there still a need for nHibernate?

posted by reach4thelasers 1 year, 4 months ago

Larger project very often benefit from breaking the application up into a number of logical tiers, the Data Access Layer being one.

I haven't used the ObjectDataSource but my understanding is that is acts as 'glue' between the UI controls and a data provider such as a DAL. It works in conjunction with the DAL, it is not meant to replace it.

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