how to increase mvc3 nhibernate startup time

[BobRock]

I have post question on http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10766662/optimizing-nhibernate-session-factory-startup-time-of-webapp-really-slow
but still have no answer.

Basically one lightwave entity is used in fluent conf. mapping inside session factory. That session factory have initial time of 4-5 sec on that one entity. Adding more entities to session factory, to be precise 6 of them are increase initial time to 10+sec.

What can be a problem. Please use posted link above for details.

Regards

[Maximilian Raditya]

Have you tried profiling it, using other than NHProf, e.g. dotTrace Performance, to find where that 4-5 sec actually happened?

 

I haven't played with web apps anymore in these days, but on a desktop app (WPF) with around 10-20 entities, it would take around 1-2 sec to initialize session factory until it's ready to be used.

 

 

 

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Regards,

Maximilian Haru Raditya

[JH]

Have you taken a look at this article? http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/magazine/ee819139.aspx

You may, or may not, be using a desktop application, but the section under the header "Addressing Performance" should be applicable in either scenario.

HTH,

JH

[JH]

Have you tried profiling it, using other than NHProf, e.g. dotTrace Performance, to find where that 4-5 sec actually happened?

 

I haven't played with web apps anymore in these days, but on a desktop app (WPF) with around 10-20 entities, it would take around 1-2 sec to initialize session factory until it's ready to be used.

HTH,

JH

On Saturday, May 26, 2012 8:04:51 AM UTC-6, BobRock wrote: