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- Now you can build your NHibernate Data Access Layer with a first class visual designer build in the visual studio.
- Imagine that you have NHibernate Designer very likely to the Entity Framework or LINQ to SQL designer, how is your NHibernate development will be easier?
- Imagine that your model can be generated to NHibernate and to Entity Framework without changing any bit.
- Forget the generators that take your database and give you a bunch of HBM files and classes, With NHibernate Mold you can model all your mapping details visually and your hands will never get dirty in XMLs.
- With NHibernate Mold you can model all possible types of NHibernate ORM like:
o Entity Splitting: Split your entity into multiple tables.
o Inheritance: NHibernate Mold support s all types of inheritance [TPH (Table per hierarchy), TPS (Table per sub type), TPC (Table per concrete class)]
o Associations: NHibernate Mold supports all types of associations [One to One, One to Many, Many to Many].
o Complex Types: you can model your complex types and map it to individual columns in your database. - Start your application from the model, use the Database Mold to generate your database, and use NHibernate mold to generate your classes and mapping files.
- NHibernate mold also generates repositories that wrap all data access operations.
- NHibernate mold automatically supports ‘Linq to NHibernate’ so you can write linq queries against the generated repositories directly.
- Sculpture provides a validation editor supports the most common validations, and gives you the ability to create your custom validation.
To see this mold in action please watch part one video, which provides a comprehensive tutorial of what you can do with this mold.http://www.dawliasoft.com/Learn/Tutoria ... fault.aspx
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