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Berryl Hesh
Specifically, the hibernate.cfg.xml file, if anyone here is familiar with
NHibernate more than I am.
I have some legacy helper code that instantiates a hibernate configuration
object (ie, cfg) and then calls cfg.Configure(). As I understand it, this
method expects to find the magic file copied to output. I want to bypass
that call if the file present.
As an aside, I tried File.Exists() but I don't actually see the xl file in
the debug folder, which should be the current directory during my test, and
it's returning false when I have made it part of my build.
Thanks,
Berryl
NHibernate more than I am.
I have some legacy helper code that instantiates a hibernate configuration
object (ie, cfg) and then calls cfg.Configure(). As I understand it, this
method expects to find the magic file copied to output. I want to bypass
that call if the file present.
As an aside, I tried File.Exists() but I don't actually see the xl file in
the debug folder, which should be the current directory during my test, and
it's returning false when I have made it part of my build.
Thanks,
Berryl