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Asked: May 12, 20262026-05-12T11:58:01+00:00 2026-05-12T11:58:01+00:00

I’m trying to put together a presentation for my local .NET user group on

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I’m trying to put together a presentation for my local .NET user group on NHibernate. I want to demonstrate how one might convert an existing application’s data access layer to use NHibernate, but first I need an application to convert.

What would be a good example domain that would allow me to demonstrate the main features of the ORM? It needs to be easy enough for the listeners to understand, but include things like an inherited class or two to show how NHibernate handles that.

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  • Blog -overused, no obvious inheritance relationships?
  • Auction Site – used in NHibernate in Action – would need to rewrite DAL to use stored procedures via ADO to demonstrate conversion
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    2026-05-12T11:58:01+00:00Added an answer on May 12, 2026 at 11:58 am

    How about a company address book application? People have obvious properties and ContactLists are a collection of People. People have Addresses. Calling a ContactList is clearly not possible; however sending messages to a person and sending to a ContactList should have the same exposed API to an SmtpClient.

    This example allows you to illustrate:

    • basic mapping (i.e. FirstName, etc)
    • composite mapping (pretend you wanted to represent First, Middle, Last, and Nickname columns in a Name class)
    • Has-One (or Many depending on your reqs) (i.e. Person -> Address)
    • Many-to-Many (i.e. ContactList <-> Person)
    • inheritance (using an abstract base class)
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