Hello.

We are begginning to use recently nhibernate for accesing data. At the moment we feel very confident with it, but we have been fighting with one problem that is still giving us some pain: the FIRST SESSION CACHE.

As I know (and read from your documentation) when I kill a session the cache is cleared, nevertheless in some cases the cache does not seem to clear, and still gives me obsolete objects.

We are killing the session using this code:
// private static ISession oSession
if (oSession != null)
oSession.Clear();

We have no second cache declaration in our .config files.

Are we doing something wrong? Any better idea for "killing" the cache?

How do people usually work with nhibernate in the usual scenario?:

a) USER1 connects.
b) USER2 insert/updates a field of an object that is seeing the USER1.
c) How does USER1 refreshes the data of the object modified by USER2 if it is using a different Session object?

Thanks in advance.

Regards,

Andrés [ knocte ]

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I am having a similar problem. In my application I have a form with a list of tasks that users can work on. When a user begins working one, the row is updated to reflect this. The application tries to refresh the list once a minute, but updates aren't being reflected in the objects returned from query.

I have tried using SetCacheable(false) and SetForceCacheRefresh(true) but I still get old copies of the objects.

I get this using both 1.0.2 and 1.2b.

Below is the snippet of code I am executing. So, what am I doing wrong?