Nhibernate Parent Child Relations

For almost every Nhibernate beginner the most challenging thing to do is implement a parent child or one to many relation. There are many articles about this on the net some very basic and some highly detailed. But most samples available do not run when you download them giving all sorts of Nhibernate errors, which well obviously make no sense to someone who is using Nhibernate for the first time.

So this is my attempt at building a small Nhibernate one to many sample that will hopefully run without any issues and help in implementing basic relations using Nhibernate.

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Update Panels and JSON Alternatives

In most asp.net applications users experience post backs as a result of submit action by the client browsers. These post backs can be quite annoying when just a small part of the page needs to be refreshed. Update panels are designed to perform partial post back eliminating the need for doing a complete post back for updating a part of the page.

But are these post backs truly partial? In this article we try to find out if Update panels actually improve performance by doing partial post backs or do they end up degrading it.

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Preventing SQL Injection Using Linq

SQL injection is one of the most common hacking methods for websites where authentication is required for accessing the website content. In this article we try to verify if linq based data access layers are truly immune to SQL injection.

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Configuring WCF Throttling Behaviors

Most WCF services hosted in a live environment if not configured for handling heavy simultaneous requests give a Denial of Service Error, better known as DoS attacks. To prevent these from happening we have to configure the throttling behavior and some attributes of the ServiceHost.

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