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 Post subject: Compact Framework
PostPosted: Sun Feb 19, 2006 7:25 am 
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Hi all

I am currently using XPO by DevExpress for object persistence. This seems to be too slow for my needs, but I am not sure if it is

A) XPO
B) SqlCE
C) My Intermec PPC

Does NHibernate support the compact framework for dotnet V2? If so, is it faster to

A) Persist to SqlCE
B) Persist to some binary file (I presume NHibernate does this?)

and also is it better to persist to SqlCE because option B will load all data into my limited RAM?


Finally, what do I need to download to have CF support, and is there a CF example somewhere?



Thanks

Pete


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 Post subject: Re: Compact Framework
PostPosted: Sun Feb 19, 2006 9:47 am 
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MrPMorris wrote:
Does NHibernate support the compact framework for dotnet V2?


No, unfortunately the compact framework is not supported.

I also don't know if it would be wise to use NHibernate on the compact framework because of its size and complexity. I can imagine that the initial configuration of an application takes a lot of time on mobile devices.

To take full advantage of a strong OO domain model on the compact framework I'd rather opt for a lightweight embedded OO database like db4o.

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