Category: Opensource

Open-source software (open-source) is a new term that is defined as software whose source code can be used by the public, and the use, modification, and distribution of this software are not restricted by licenses. Open source software is usually copyrighted, and its license may contain such restrictions: deliberate protection of its open source status, notice of authorship, or development control. “Open source” is being registered as a certification mark by public interest software organizations, which is also a means of creating a formal definition of open source.

WCF using MSMQ DTC – close NHibernate session

I have a WCF MSMQ service (hosted in a Windows service). There is TransactionScopeRequired attribute on my method.

I am using Nhibernate to convert my The data is saved to my database. I want

October 12, 2021By Simo Hibernate close, DTC, MSMQ, NHIBERNATE, session, Using, WCFLeave a Comment

NHIBERNATE 3.3: Does the composite-id generate a Key property?

I have read that this mapping is impossible in NHibernate 3.3:

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Basically I need a composite id attribute to be automatically calculated by NH.

There may be one Tips for gett

October 12, 2021By Simo Hibernate 3.3, composite, Generate, ID, key, NHIBERNATE, Property, whetherLeave a Comment

Hadoop Hive-2.3.5 installation

hadoop hive-2.3.5 installation:

Unzip the file: [[email protected] opt]# tar -zxvf apache-hive-2.3.5-bin.tar.gz -C /opt

Establish a soft connection: [[email protected] opt]# ln -s apach

October 12, 2021By Simo Hadoop 2.3.5, Hadoop, hive, installationLeave a Comment

Decimal field truncated using NHibernate 3.2 and FluentnHibernate 1.3

I have a situation where the decimal field is truncated to five decimal places when saving to the database. This happens even if I have mapped them with 10 decimal places precision.

I use NHi

October 12, 2021By Simo Hibernate 1.3, 3.2, decimal, Field, FluentnHibernate, NHIBERNATE, truncation, useLeave a Comment

Hibernate – How to set up the biggest result in DetachedCriteria?

I am using DetachedCriteria, I only want the first result of the query, so I want to do something like LIMIT in DetachedCriteria 1. When I search Google, I found setMaxResult but It’s standard.