I have a very strange problem: NHibernate crashes when being called from a web user control.
I am working on a ASP.Net (2.0) web page which uses NHibernate to access a database.
And I have a simple factory class to access a column CurrentStepNumber in the table ProjectInfo:
public class ProjectEntity
{
private int? _currentStepNumber;
public virtual int? CurrentStepNumber
{
get { return _currentStepNumber; }
set { _currentStepNumber = value; }
}
public static ProjectWizardEntity GetById(int id, bool shouldLock)
{
return RepositoryFactory.ProjectWizardRepository.GetById(id, shouldLock);
}
public static ProjectWizardEntity GetById(int id)
{
return GetById(id, false);
}
public virtual void Save()
{
RepositoryFactory.ProjectWizardRepository.Save(this);
}
public virtual void SaveOrUpdate()
{
RepositoryFactory.ProjectWizardRepository.SaveOrUpdate(this);
}
}
This class is accessed via a proxy class, so that everytime a new value is assigned it is flushed to the database:
public class DBHelper
{
ProjectEntity _projectEntity;
ProjectEntity GetProjectEntity()
{
if (_projectEntity == null)
_projectEntity = //get or create a new one;
return _projectEntity ;
}
public int? CurrentStepNumber
{
get
{
return (CurrentProjectId > 0) ? CurrentProjectWizardEntity.CurrentStepNumber : 0;
}
set
{
if (CurrentProjectId > 0)
{
CurrentProjectWizardEntity.CurrentStepNumber = value;
CurrentProjectWizardEntity.SaveOrUpdate();
}
}
}
}
Now the problem:
- When I access CurrentStepNumber from the test.aspx page, everything works perfectly
- When I read this field from the web user control (test.ascx) which is used on test.aspx page it is still OK
- However when I try to assign a value to CurrentStepNumber in the code behind the control (test.ascx) I always get an exception:
NHibernate.NonUniqueObjectException: a different object with the same identifier value was already associated with the session
Actually SaveOrUpdate method of the NHibernate Repository throws the exception.
I could not figure out what could be the problem here, so any help will be appreciated.