RE: [gentle-devel] Gentle.NET and Remoting

[Sanders, D. <dsa...@op...>]

I'd be real interested in hearing your client's selection criteria for
their framework.   I took a look at Nhibernate, but hate the fact that
you have to maintain external xml files.  (And not use the attribute
features of .NET.)

D

-----Original Message-----
From: gop...@li...
[mailto:gop...@li...] On Behalf Of Andreas
Seibt
Sent: Friday, February 24, 2006 2:42 AM
To: gop...@li...
Subject: Re: [gentle-devel] Gentle.NET and Remoting

Morten Mertner wrote:
> Hi Andreas,
>> Does anyone have experience in using Gentle in such an environment.
>> Specially: Is Gentle capable to transfer the internal object states
>> (added, modified, deleted) between the client and the server even if
>> the server is implemented stateless?
> It is the responsibility of the client class to ensure that state is
> included in the serialized data (specifically, the backing field for
the
> IPersistent.IsPersisted boolean). The default implementation by
> Persistent does include this field. Note that it is also the
> responsibility of clients to initialize this field correctly in
> constructors (e.g. by calling the Persistent base constructor with the
> right parameter). When retrieving records from the database, the field
> is automatically set (after calling the constructor).
>=20
> Also note that the cached PersistenceBroker reference is lost during
> serialization, so after remoting they'll revert to using the default
> provider unless you specify one manually (e.g. by handling a
> deserialization event).
>=20
> Yours,
> Morten

Hi Morten,

thanks for your reply. I couldn't answer before because i can't get my
private
mail at my current job. Fortunately my customer has decided to build a
classic
client/server application with direct database access. Unfortunately he
has
decided to use NHibernate as persistence layer. So i have another
project where
i can't use Gentle in practice. But i don't give up the hope ;-)

What's about the status of Gentle 2.0?

Regards
Andreas



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