public IQueryable Query()
{
return Session.Query();
}

So now you can do something like:

User me = (from u in new GenericDAO().Query() where u.username == “cyates” select u).FirstOrDefault();

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It contains:

NHibernate.Burrow.AppBlock.dll
NHibernate.Burrow.dll
NHibernate.Burrow.WebUtil.dll
NHibernate.JetDriver.dll

I have also included NHibernate.JetDriver compiled against NHibernate 2.1.2.4000. Most people won’t need it, it’s a Driver for using NHibernate with Microsoft Access, but maybe someone will find it useful. If you don’t use Microsoft Access, delete this file.

Remove all assembly redirects regarding NHibernate from your web.config / app.config file, you won’t need them any more with these dll files.

For any questions email filzstiftegmxde

No problem, you are very welcome.

Erik

I ended up recompiling Burrow with the newer version of Nhibernate (2.1) and used the comments from David Carr, and it works fine now. Thanks for the info!

-Jay

I am not sure I understand your problem 100% but I do not use Burrow’s xxxWorkspace methods in my unit test code. In my setup I use new BurrowFramework().GetSession() to create a session, then in my teardown I use session.Close() and session.Dispose() to clean up. Perhaps using that method resolves your problem?

Erik

This page has been tremedously helpful (just started using nhibernate). I have an issue in my unit test teardown when i call the BurrowFramwork method CloseWorkspace and it just hangs and never finishes. Any Ideas? I can retrieve “A” object from a unit test just fine, but it hangs after retrieving “B” object. I’m using Nhibernate 2.1 with Fluent and Burrow. Thanks.

-Jay

Thank you very much for your input! I am positive it will indeed help out some.

Regards,

Erik