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NHibernate 2.1.0GA was released today.
Download it!
After download it please take a look to releasenotes.txt file.
Note: The series NH2.1.x is the last whose target is .NET2.0
The reference manual is available for download.
We can't release the API doc because its size. To compile API documentation you need to download sources and call : nant api.
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Fabio, people demand API reference! :) It is really not that easy to build it for the one who have no buildable NHibernate project set up. Just unpacking sources and invoking NAnt doesn't do the trick.
It fails with error:
c:\Program Files\NHibernate\doc\documentation.build:
Error loading buildfile.
Could not find a part of the path 'c:\Program Files\NHibernate\doc\documentation.build'.
But even if it would build, it is just not right to obscure vital information from masses.
Why is it so hard to publish API reference?
as .chm the API reference is 39MB, as site is ~365MB
Thank you, guys. It would be great if someone will write a big article "New features in 2.1" with examples. Documentation to Nhibernate is still poor, and Ayende sometimes discovers new things to me in his blog.
Ayende's blog and my blog, and this blog is full of posts about new features in NH2.1.0 and if you look my blog you can even find new features of NH3.0.0
The "vital" information is available in VS if you copy the NHibernate.xml in the same folder where you have NHibernate.dll
unable to download either bin or source. Error Message is that zip is corrupted. Have tried multiple times.
True... its all in the blogs and it very interesting. But try finding it again afterwards.
If nothing else, add a wki entry (and Ayende who is just as bad) pointing to the blog. The last set of blog entries Ayende on all the settings in the mapping file was incredibly useful (and pointed out some new stuff to me) but its really hard to find this stuff after a few months.
Sure, it is true.
For that reason we are giving you NH-Forge.
The NH-Forge wiki is open for NH-Forge's registered users, each user can leave his contribute.
In the wiki there are various sections including wiki-reference, How-To and so on.
What's new in NHibernate 2.1
Is 39 Mb too big for Source Forge? Or for this site? If there is a problem with space, it can be solved by plenty of ways.
NHibernate 2.1.0 is released after two years of development! It's great that project is going forward
I have the problem that XOR desrcibes. I downloaded the sources and invoked nant api. The result is the error message that parts of the path could not be found.
What do I have to do, so that compilation does not fail?
Probably download and install SandCastle.
I'll check if SF allow us to upload the API chm.
It's not just Sandcastle. In order to build the reference documentation you need:
1. SandCastle help File Builder from Codeplex
2. SandCastle from Microsoft
3. Java Runtime Environment (JRE)
4. Saxon jars (doesn't have to be installed)
5. HTML Help Workshop
6. VS Help Integration Kit (VSHIK)
Right now, this is way too complicated to piece together just to build the CHM documentation. Unfortunately, I'm not willing to install the JRE just to build help documentation. I'm hoping that someone who has it installed and can build the CHM, can post it on Drop IO or someplace similar if it cannot be hosted here.
At one point, back in 1.2 days, the CHM was hosted at SourceForge.
Looks like I was late to the party.
Fabio, I assume you posted the reference documentation to SourceForge. Thank you.
My apologies regarding my previous comment, I hadn't realized that it had already been taken care of.
Thanks Fabio and all you other guys for the new Version of NHibernate. This is a tremendous piece of work!! I forgot to say that in my last posting.
Thank you for the apidoc on sourceforge!
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NHibernate 2.1.0 disponible : Nueva versión de este sistema de persistencia de objetos en base de datos
Found bug in new version, sorry, don't have a login to issue tracker.
We have a query.
select o.ID, o.Name, addr
from Organization o
left join fetch o.Address addr
Organization - many-to-one - Address.
Get an error:
Query specified join fetching, but the owner of the fetched association was not present in the select list...
It means that I need to have entire Organization class oin select clause, but I don't. In 2.0 everything works fine (just replaced dlls). What to do?
I've solved it. The new HQL parser is more strict than previous.
The rigth query is:
select o.Id, o.Name, o.Address from Organization o where .....
And also look at these queries:
select o.Id, o.Country.Name, o.Address from Organization o where...
It doesn't work. Generated SQL part would be like this:
... from Organizations o INNER JOIN Address a INNER JOIN Countries c ON a.Id = o.AddressId ON c.Id = o.CountryId...
So the right query is:
select o.Id, cn.Name, o.Address from Organization o inner join o.Country cn where....
And the generated SQL is:
... from Organizations o INNER JOIN Address a ON a.Id = o.AddressId
INNER JOIN Countries c ON c.Id = o.CountryId...
Be careful with queries.
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Would you trade the entire Kansas City Royals major-league roster for Alex Rodriguez?
The Associated Press has determined the Royals' 27-man roster (including DL) makes just $4.1 million more than the Yankees slugger's $32 million pay for 2011.
The Royals pay per player was up 0.2 percent from 2010.
I'll let you decide if the proposed trade in the first paragraph is a good deal.
Remember, in the NFL, running back Herschel Walker was once traded to Minnesota for five players and six draft picks -- and one of the picks Dallas got was Emmitt Smith.
And the Rams traded 11 players for Les Richter in 1952, when he was a rookie, and he went to eight Pro Bowls as a linebacker.
All of this reminds me of one of my favorite trades, when catcher Clint Courtney was one of six players the Orioles sent to the Athletics for Whitey Herzog, Russ Snyder and a player to be named in January 1961.
Four months later, Courtney was sent back to Baltimore as the player to be named.
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Motivation of call center agents, employees and workforce
Employee motivation is the most important and probably most challenging management task in a call center - and it has the biggest impact on the overall call center performance and success. There are no simple recipes or easy answers for this. Dependent on your industry, the size of your center, the culture of your company and the people in your company, you need to develop your own plan of action. Here are a few things to consider:


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The Wilmington-Cape Fear Home Builders Association has installed Bert Exum of Leisure Homes as its president for 2013.
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This course comprises of a seminar on planning and operation of modern electric power systems. Content varies with current interests of instructor and class; emphasis on engineering aspects, but economic issues may be examined too. Core topics include: overview of power system structure and operation; representation of components, including transmission lines, transformers, generating plants, loads; power flow analysis, dynamics and control of multimachine systems, steady-state and transient stability, system protection; economic dispatch; mobile and isolated power systems; computation and simulation.
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Cali is a clever gesture-based calculator for iOS
Cali (US$0.99) is a clever variation on the traditional computer calculator. Rather than aim for buttons for particular functions, the basic ones are gesture-based. Swipe up to add, down to subtract, right to multiply and left to divide. It seems like a trivial feature, but if you have a lot of numbers to enter, I found it much faster than poking around the screen.
In addition to the gesture controls, the app is graphically pleasing, although I'm not thrilled with the loud sounds when you enter numbers. I think the app needs a volume control. Hearing the entries is important; I just think the sounds are too loud. I'd also like to see a gesture for equals -- maybe a diagonal swipe.
The app also has more complex functions, like tangent, sine and cosine. Finally, help is included when you click on the page that has additional mathematical functions.
Cali was written by 15-year-old Austin Valleskey, and I think he's got some promise as a programmer. It's universal, requires iOS 7 or greater and is optimized for the iPhone 5. It's nice to see a worthwhile app come from a young programmer.
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Flensted Mobiles created its first moving mobile over 50 years ago and the company has been expanding its assortment of playfully engaging and dynamic designs ever since. These modern moving mobiles are designed so that the elements are in constant motion while the entire mobile maintains a harmonic balance.
The Splash Mobile features six splashes of colorful plexiglass; each piece uniquely shaped and reminiscent of paint splatters with an inspirational nod to great contemporary abstract artist, Jackson Pollock. Splash screams "Put me in a window!" and we agree! Light will shine through the plexiglass mobile to project a magical display of colors and play brilliantly along the edges of the "splatters" as they turn and shape-shift.
The Splash Mobile features six splashes of colorful plexiglass. The uniquely shaped elements are reminiscent of paint splatters inspired by great contemporary abstract artist, Jackson Pollock. Place Splash Mobile in a window and light will shine through the plexiglass to project a display of colors that dance and shape-shift as the mobile turns.
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Flensted Mobiles: It's All in the Family
Flensted Mobiles gave birth to its first design, the Stork Mobile, in Denmark in 1953 when Christian Flensted and his wife Grethe celebrated the birth of their first daughter. Since then, the Stork Mobile, and its successors, have flown all around the world.
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Mobiles are a traditional craft in Denmark, but the modern mobile - as a decoration for the home - was pioneered by the Flensted family. All Flensted Mobiles are designed so that the elements are in constant motion while the entire mobile maintains a harmonic balance. The Flensted family has always claimed that "creating mobiles is not just our job, it is our life".View other products from Flensted Mobiles


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The Great Barrier is an immense energy field surrounding the galactic core. It was created 500,000 years ago by the Q Continuum to imprison The One for its crimes. (TNG novel: Q-Strike)
The USS Enterprise first crossed the barrier into the center of the galaxy in the late 2260s. In the center of the galaxy, they were pulled into the alternate world called Megas-Tu. (TAS episode: "The Magicks of Megas-Tu")
In 2287, Sybok (having been influenced by The One) commandeered the USS Enterprise-A and successfully took it through the Great Barrier in search of Sha Ka Ree. (TOS movie: Star Trek V: The Final Frontier)
|Stars, systems and objects of the Sagittarius constellation
|Great Barrier • Lambda Sagittarii (Kaus Borealis, 22 Sgr, Chalna) • M23 Cluster • Omega Sagittarii • V1216 Sagitarii (Ross 154) • Sagittarius Dwarf Galaxy • Zeta Sagittarii (Ascella)
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The knee joint contains three bones: the thigh bone (femur), shin bone (tibia) and the knee cap (patella). The knee also contains two types of soft tissue: ligaments, which connect the thigh and shinbones and keep the joints stable, and cartilage. Knee pain usually results from an injury that damages these soft tissues and can dramatically alter an individual's lifestyle.
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Oil saturations from the Norne full field model. Screenshot is taken with the ResInsight viewer, which is part of the OPM project.
OPM in a nutshell
The Open Porous Media (OPM) initiative provides a set of open-source tools centered around the simulation of flow and transport of fluids in porous media. The goal of the initiative is to establish a sustainable environment for the development of an efficient and well-maintained software suite based on the following principles:
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October 31, 2013
OPM release 2013.10 ready
The 2013.10 release is now ready. Binary packages for Ubuntu 12.04 are available for the following modules:
Source code is available for all the above mentioned modules, and the ResInsight module. In all cases, source is available on github as git repositories or as tarballs, see the download page.
In addition, there are packages for certain prerequisites that will automatically be included when installing a module that requires it (ert, eigen3 and alugrid).
October 24, 2013
Release Candidate available for 2013.10 release
The 2013.10 release is coming soon, and binary packages for Ubuntu 12.04 have been made available for testing. To try the new packages, you must add the opm package archive to your system and update.
sudo apt-add-repository ppa:opm/ppa sudo apt-get updateIf you already have existing packages installed do the following steps to test new versions instead:
sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get upgradeTo see what packages are available for any particular module, for example opm-upscaling, do the following:
apt-cache search opm-upscalingTo install the programs from this module is then simple:
sudo apt-get install libopm-upscaling-binThe following modules have available packages:
In addition, there are packages for certain prerequisites that will automatically be included when installing a module that requires it (ert, eigen3 and alugrid).
June 5, 2013
Presentations of OPM Symposium Available
The first OPM symposium is over and has been a huge success. The slides of most speakers are now available for your convenience:
May 15, 2013
Program of OPM Symposium
The program for this year's OPM symposium in Bergen/Norway has been published. It is available here.
April 29, 2013
OPM Symposium May 2013
This year, a one and a half day symposium focused on the Open Porous Media Initiative will be organized in Bergen, Norway from May 28 to May 29. It is open to everyone directly or indirectly interested in the OPM initiative. The idea of the symposium is to be forum to exchange ideas. For this reason, its setting will be informal and it will be centered around short presentations and discussions.
Call for PresentationsWe strongly encourage everyone with an interest in OPM to contribute a presentation. Please notify us as soon as possible if you would like to participate.
DeadlineIf you intend to participate, please send the title and a short abstract of your presentation to Kristin Flornes or Atgeirr Rasmussen no later than May 10, 2013.
Date and VenueThe event will be taking place on 28-29 May 2013 at VilVite, Thormøhlensgate 51, next to the IRIS office in Bergen, Norway.
Participation FeeThe participation fee for the OPM symposium is €150 / NOK 1500 to cover the cost of the two lunches and the dinner. We are looking forward to seeing you in Bergen!
April 12, 2013
OPM Release 2013.03 ready
The 2013.03 release of OPM is now ready. This is our first major release, from now we expect to make releases about twice a year. We expect the next release to be 2013.09. Until then, the latest development will be available on github. Also, new modules and binary packages will appear.
April 8, 2013
OPM Release update
The upcoming release is now quite close. Binary packages for Ubuntu 12.04 have been made available, please use them to test the release. The easiest way to install the packages is to first add the opm personal package archive (ppa):
sudo apt-add-repository ppa:opm/ppa sudo apt-get updateTo see a list of (for example) the opm-polymer packages:
apt-cache search opm-polymerThen, to install the opm-polymer simulators and its dependencies,
sudo apt-get install libopm-polymer1-binIf you have an issue with a specific package, please create an issue on the github page for the specific library.
February 18, 2013
OPM Release
Release process underway. The first release of OPM is planned to be ready in March 2013. Download from here
July 30, 2012
OPM on GitHub
The source-code repositories of the OPM simulation suite are now officially hosted on GitHub. They can be found here
June 22, 2012
OPM presented at PDE Soft 2012
Atgeirr F. Rasmussen from SINTEF presented results from the OPM Initiative at the PDE Soft 2012 workshop in Münster on June 20, 2012.
April 19, 2012
Simulation of CO2 sequestration in a North Sea Field
Kristin Flornes presented modelling results obtained with the simulation tools in the CO2 branch of the OPM Initiative at the 3rd CGS EUROPE KNOWLEDGE-SHARING WORKSHOP in Venice during the 7th CO2GeoNet Open Forum 17-20 April 2012.