[nhusers] nhibernate in old dot net code

[Stephen Meier]

Hi,



i need to enhance a older software that uses dot net 3.5 with a ORM layer,
since the EF 1 got a vote of no confidence back in 2009 im thinking about
using nhibernate.

according to this: https://www.nuget.org/packages/NHibernate/4.1.2.4000 it
only needs:

Iesi.Collections (>= 4.0.0 & < 5.0.0)


but is it a good idea to add a almost current nhibernate to such a old dot
net version?

[Gunnar Liljas]

I don't see why not. You also have Linq to SQL built into the framework, if
the target is SQL Server. It's actually quite good. Certainly better than
EF1. But NHibernate will provide a better upgrade path, if you manage to
move away from .NET 3.5.

/G

Post by Stephen Meier
Hi,
i need to enhance a older software that uses dot net 3.5 with a ORM layer,
since the EF 1 got a vote of no confidence back in 2009 im thinking about
using nhibernate.
according to this: https://www.nuget.org/packages/NHibernate/4.1.2.4000
Iesi.Collections (>= 4.0.0 & < 5.0.0)
but is it a good idea to add a almost current nhibernate to such a old dot
net version?
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[Oskar Berggren]

NH4 doesn't support .Net lower than 4.0 does it?

Post by Gunnar Liljas
I don't see why not. You also have Linq to SQL built into the framework,
if the target is SQL Server. It's actually quite good. Certainly better
than EF1. But NHibernate will provide a better upgrade path, if you manage
to move away from .NET 3.5.
/G

Post by Stephen Meier
Hi,
i need to enhance a older software that uses dot net 3.5 with a ORM
layer, since the EF 1 got a vote of no confidence back in 2009 im thinking
about using nhibernate.
according to this: https://www.nuget.org/packages/NHibernate/4.1.2.4000
Iesi.Collections (>= 4.0.0 & < 5.0.0)
but is it a good idea to add a almost current nhibernate to such a old
dot net version?
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[Alexander Zaytsev]

No, it doesn't.

Need to use NH 3.x if you want .NET 3.5.

Best Regards,
Alexander

Post by Oskar Berggren
NH4 doesn't support .Net lower than 4.0 does it?

Post by Gunnar Liljas
I don't see why not. You also have Linq to SQL built into the framework,
if the target is SQL Server. It's actually quite good. Certainly better
than EF1. But NHibernate will provide a better upgrade path, if you manage
to move away from .NET 3.5.
/G
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Post by Stephen Meier
Hi,
i need to enhance a older software that uses dot net 3.5 with a ORM
layer, since the EF 1 got a vote of no confidence back in 2009 im thinking
about using nhibernate.
according to this: https://www.nuget.org/packages/NHibernate/4.1.2.4000
Iesi.Collections (>= 4.0.0 & < 5.0.0)
but is it a good idea to add a almost current nhibernate to such a old
dot net version?
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