Re: EmptyInterceptor SetSession / Session Factory Breaking Changes

On Thu, Jun 19, 2008 at 3:14 PM, Fabio Maulo <[email protected]> wrote:

> Do you think it is useful for any kind of session or only when the user
> specify an interceptor for a session ?
> session-scoped (and *only *session scoped)
>

Yes, because factory scoped session can't use it, we don't want to put the
burden on doing thread management on the user.


>
> The comment about "session-scoped interceptor" is not a minor thing. Like
> you know the user have the ability to set the interceptor at the
> sessionFactory level (mean in configuration) and this interceptor will be
> used for all sessions. In this scenario we can't assign the session to the
> interceptor because the interceptor must be tread-safe and multi-session.
> We can add the feature but it is very important to write something in the
> documentation to let know to our user that it work only for
> session-scoped-interceptor that mean:
> sessionFactory.OpenSession(new MyInterceptor());
>
> *The user can't use a static instance or a singleton.*


Agreed.
Hm, I am not using that, but we do have the idea of the current session,
right?
We can use that instead of SetSession, no?


>
> If we agree I need help to write a documentation chunk to explain how use
> this feature.
> --
> Fabio Maulo
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