Fluent NHibernate 1.2
Well, not really feeling much in the mood to do any programming today it seems. A bit of an unusual state to be in. While I don't program every single day of my life, I'm hard pressed to think of another time when I wasn't very willing to do so.
Not a totally unproductive day. Swung by the Fluent NHibernate website while I was looking into Linq to NHibernate stuff and it turns out they have finally officially released 1.2 which uses NHibernate 3.1 by default. So I converted my next gen project for Veronica to use it which was actually zero conversion, as all I needed to do was swap the files and everything worked. Now just waiting on an official release of my ADO provider for SQLite in .Net 4.
Also, fixed some mistakes in my project that caused it to randomly throw the invalid cross domain access error. For once it was caused by nothing to do with cross domain access which made trouble shooting it a bit of a headache. The silly SQLite dll's default to having "copy local" as false which meant my service couldn't find the file when it tried to start. Exactly how that resulted in a cross domain access error I will never know.
Also, despite my lack of motivation I cleaned up and added stuff to one of the screens. I'm afraid to look at the other screens now... I've gotten so much better at Silverlight data binding vs when I started this project. The screen I was cleaning up never would have worked the way I had it originally, and now it is mostly functional with just a lines of new XAML and code. I'm lacking so much motivation that even though I know I could finish this one screen entirely in less than an hour, I cannot move myself to do it.
Blah. I also need to get my brother the latest update for his software so that he can start using it. Hoping to get that accomplished today as well.
Anyway, later.
Alex.
Not a totally unproductive day. Swung by the Fluent NHibernate website while I was looking into Linq to NHibernate stuff and it turns out they have finally officially released 1.2 which uses NHibernate 3.1 by default. So I converted my next gen project for Veronica to use it which was actually zero conversion, as all I needed to do was swap the files and everything worked. Now just waiting on an official release of my ADO provider for SQLite in .Net 4.
Also, fixed some mistakes in my project that caused it to randomly throw the invalid cross domain access error. For once it was caused by nothing to do with cross domain access which made trouble shooting it a bit of a headache. The silly SQLite dll's default to having "copy local" as false which meant my service couldn't find the file when it tried to start. Exactly how that resulted in a cross domain access error I will never know.
Also, despite my lack of motivation I cleaned up and added stuff to one of the screens. I'm afraid to look at the other screens now... I've gotten so much better at Silverlight data binding vs when I started this project. The screen I was cleaning up never would have worked the way I had it originally, and now it is mostly functional with just a lines of new XAML and code. I'm lacking so much motivation that even though I know I could finish this one screen entirely in less than an hour, I cannot move myself to do it.
Blah. I also need to get my brother the latest update for his software so that he can start using it. Hoping to get that accomplished today as well.
Anyway, later.
Alex.
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