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NHibernate 4.x Cookbook - Second Edition
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Clearly we have saved entities to the database in many of the previous recipes, but it's time to dig a bit deeper into how that actually works. This recipe will explore different ways of saving and what happens behind the scenes.
Create a new Windows forms project named SessionRecipes, in Visual Studio.
Add a reference to NHibernate using NuGet Packet Manager Console:
Install-Package NHibernate -project SessionRecipes
Also add a reference to NH4CookbookHelpers:
Install-Package NH4CookbookHelpers -project SessionRecipes
Remove the class Form1.cs from the project.
Add using NH4CookbookHelpers; to the top of Program.cs.
Edit Program.cs so that the last line in Main reads:
Application.Run(new WindowsFormsRunner());
Using NHCookbookHelpers you don't even have to have a database server available, since it uses an in-memory SQLite database by default. If you want to use something else, like a local SQL server, you can specify a configuration instance to be used...