Hi

I am currently evaluating various ORM's to use with .NET 2.0
I am evaluating NHibernate 1.2 CR1.

My question relates to evaluation Q&A's from
http://c2.com/cgi/wiki?ObjectRelational ... isonDotNet

In specific, Question 39:

Q: 39. Support for ASP.NET (It means it plays well with the request/response cycle, allows saving objects in the session, unsaved objects have temporary in memory primary keys that allow transactions spanning multiple requests/responses without writing the transaction into the database, etc)(Visually?, Out of the box).

A: NHibernateLibrary: No, objects do not have a temporal primary key, they only get a primary key when saved so it is hard (impossible?) to reference them from controls like the Web DataGrid?, you have to add manually support for temporal primary key... or save to the database on each request/response cycle.

I would like to know if this is still the case with the current version of NHibernate... From what i can see it is.

Could someone please confirm.

Much Appreciated
Neil