I made a dictionary, added the proporties I needed, then when using toJSON I set the label to Empty instead of any kind of string.

Something like this:

set d = server.createObject(“scripting.dictionary”)
d.add “page”, 1
d.add “total”, 1
d.add “records”, 6
d.add “rows”, rsEquipmentList
response.write( (new JSON).toJSON(Empty, d, false) )

Right now, I have found something that is very easy to do in .net, java, and other web development, but hard to find in classic asp. I need to read the FULL, RAW body of the request into a stream.
I have xml that is posted to my asp page and that xml is NOT posted as a form field “xmldata=” – no not like this.. that would be easy… the raw xml is just posted to the body of the request. I need to read the FULL, RAW request body that was posted to my asp page. I was hoping maybe your library might help, or do you have any ideas?
I couldn’t find the link to download your library.

However, there is one terrible flaw in your method. When a user is a student (1) and is assigned the role twice, it will add up to 2. Now he has employer rights! (The dream of each student that needs higher grades).

You can make this fail safe with one simple alteration of your code. Don’t add up the roles with +=, but bitwise OR the roles with the | sign.

Have you tried using the orginal class “QuotedAndParenthesisStringTokenizer” and method “ExtractColumnOrAliasNames” instead of overriding these?

My PC is packed away ATM as we are in the process of moving, so I have not had time to run tests on this and see what else may be effected.

I hope so… But I got your code working with NHibernate 3.0. It was just some renaming, and oop design changes they have made. Here are the updates I had to make to get it working:

1- Change “param.OriginalPositionInQuery = parameterPositon;” to “param.ParameterPosition = parameterPositon;”

2- Change “public class QuotedAndParenthesisStringTokenizer : IEnumerable” to “public new class QuotedAndParenthesisStringTokenizer : IEnumerable”

3- Change “private static void ExtractColumnOrAliasNames(SqlString select, out List columnsOrAliases,
out Dictionary aliasToColumn)” to “private new static void ExtractColumnOrAliasNames(SqlString select, out List columnsOrAliases,
out Dictionary aliasToColumn)”

I will look into this when I get a chance, to be honest, I was hoping they would fix this in NH 3.0! I posted on jira that they still have not solved the problem :-( .

Good news is that this has been assigned to a Julian, Lets hope he gets that sorted soon.

We have been using your dialect for NHibernate 2.0. It used to work well. Thanks a lot.

However, we updated our system to work on Nhibernate 3.0, and we cant get our project to build. It throws the following error:

Error 1 ‘NHibernate.SqlCommand.Parameter’ does not contain a definition for ‘OriginalPositionInQuery’ and no extension method ‘OriginalPositionInQuery’ accepting a first argument of type ‘NHibernate.SqlCommand.Parameter’ could be found (are you missing a using directive or an assembly reference?) C:\TFS\JO\JOPortal\Branches\Kentucky\Persistence\CustomSql2008Dialect.cs 89 23 Persistence

Error 2 Warning as Error: ‘NHibernate.Dialect.CustomSql2005Dialect.ExtractColumnOrAliasNames(NHibernate.SqlCommand.SqlString, out System.Collections.Generic.List, out System.Collections.Generic.Dictionary)’ hides inherited member ‘NHibernate.Dialect.Dialect.ExtractColumnOrAliasNames(NHibernate.SqlCommand.SqlString, out System.Collections.Generic.List, out System.Collections.Generic.Dictionary)’. Use the new keyword if hiding was intended. C:\TFS\JO\JOPortal\Branches\Kentucky\Persistence\CustomSql2008Dialect.cs 191 29 Persistence

Error 3 Warning as Error: ‘NHibernate.Dialect.CustomSql2005Dialect.QuotedAndParenthesisStringTokenizer’ hides inherited member ‘NHibernate.Dialect.Dialect.QuotedAndParenthesisStringTokenizer’. Use the new keyword if hiding was intended. C:\TFS\JO\JOPortal\Branches\Kentucky\Persistence\CustomSql2008Dialect.cs 336 22 Persistence

Do you have a version of your dialect to work with NHibernate 3.0? I would really appreciate any help I can get.

Thanks
Ben Kojabash