Reputation: 53
Prior to persisting updates to my business entities, I need to perform validation checks to determine which properties have been changed. For example, certain fields can only be updated when the "Status" property has a particular value. E.g. when an Order entity has a Status of finalized, only the notes (string) field can be updated. Is this sort of thing possible using NHibernate, or should I be tracking the changes myself in the Business entities?
Upvotes: 1
Views: 1438
Reputation: 3305
If I understand what you're trying to do, Gabriel's solution is not quite what you need. If it is not, you can try an event listener. Those allow you to hook into a common event (like on save) and do some processing before NHibernate finishes the save/insert/update/delete. Alternatively, you could look into using interceptors by implementing the IInterceptor interface.
Upvotes: 2
Reputation: 2918
This sort of thing is indeed possible. Coding Instinct has a great post introducing NHibernate.Validator.
Upvotes: 0