As I usually like to try things out right away, I did the same when starting to learn about NHibernate, so I fired up my Visual Studio 2008 and created a new web application to be able to explore this new and awesome technique. I had read (as always not so thorough perhaps) the documentation and had also searched around for some simple examples to get me started, and as I am a fan of MySQL, I wanted to use it in my first test application. Unfortunately, I stumbled across some problems right away since all the examples I had seen and all the documentation samples didn't really state which version of NHibernate was used and not which version of MySQL had been tried on, so it took me a while to get everything up and running. Due to these problems, I decided to write a short text about how you can use NHibernate and MySQL, and specifically for NHibernate 2.0.0.1001, MySQL 5.0.45, and by using the MySql ADO.Net driver 5.1.5.0. I don't intend this text to be all that detailed, but the intention is to give an example of how it can be done in the simplest way.


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