It's by design. You have to keep your session open.
It's by design. You have to keep your session open. If you are doing web, I suggest you to open the session at the begin of the request and close it at the end.
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Im using "Nhibernate Facility" which is supposed to handle all management of session... – kaivalya Jun 29 '10 at 12:58 1 Maybe, but in your code, you dispose the session explicitly using "Using". – Pierre Jun 29 '10 at 13:09 Nhibernate Facility has a caching mechanism that caches the objects and reuses them in the same context. I updated my question after finding out that my problem was not connected to the using statements.
Lazy loading is failing regardless of the using statements as soon as I register the required SessionWebModule – kaivalya Jun 29 '10 at 16:20.
If you're using MVC, I use an action filter to close my nhibernate sessions public class NbernateSessionAttribute : ActionFilterAttribute { public NbernateSessionAttribute() { Order = 100; } public override void OnResultExecuted(ResultExecutedContext filterContext) { if (filterContext. IsChildAction) return; SessionSource. EndContextSession(); } } SessionSource is where I'm managing creating my sessions... and the SessionSource.
EndContextSession() method essentially calls: public static void EndContextSession() { var session = CurrentSessionContext. Unbind(Factory); if (session! = null && session.
IsOpen) { try { if (session. Transaction! = null && session.Transaction.
IsActive) { // an unhandled exception has occurred and no db commit should be made session.Transaction.Rollback(); } } finally { session.Close(); session.Dispose(); } } }.
I belive you have to set the isWebattribute to true.
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