Hi folks,

I am now developed a project using nHibernate 1.2.1 GA. and it is working fine as of now,

But I am also planning my next project also using nHibernate, here my doubt is this project (web site) is going to be used by 1000 users at a time.
that means 1000 users (more than that) will connect to the same site (session factory in nHibernate) at one movement and creates entities and so.

so can anybody tell me how many concurrent users will nHibernate supports?

please help to calrify myself before planning the project.

Hi,

I am not aware of any limits that NHibernate imposes over and above any limit you would have from existing hardware and regular ADO.Net code.

Regards,
Richard

Hi FlukeFan,

Thanks for the response anyway,

I think my query is not clear enough,

My query is in reference to the concurrent user's on session factory.

How does the nHibernate session factory manages sessions for 1000 concurrent users, can you/anybody elaborate on the same if possible?

Hi,



NHibernate doesn't manage the sessions ... your application does that itself.

As mentioned before there are no limitations imposed by NHibernate, so the limits to how many sessions you can have will be governed by other factors like how many threads your container/process can create, or how many connections the database supports. If you can support 1000 threads and/or 1000 database connections to your database, then NHibernate can support the same.

Hope that helps.

Richard