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Monthly Archives: September 2010
Analyzing historical data and playing with interactive extensions
Introduction In my last post I showed you how we make history an explicit domain concept. This time I want to show you how we use the history of the cages to generate bills. In our Zoo each cage has … Continue reading
Posted in Fluent NHibernate, interactive extensions, NHibernate, reporting
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Making history explicit
Introduction In one product of our solution we needed to record the full history of some entities. What does this mean? It means we create a history entry whenever the state of the corresponding entity changes. When doing this there … Continue reading
Posted in Fluent NHibernate, How To, NHibernate
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