Client API: Creating a Document Store | RavenDB 7. 0 Documentation Creating a Document Store is the first step that a RavenDB client application needs to make when working with RavenDB We recommend that your Document Store implement the Singleton Pattern as demonstrated in the example code below
RavenDB - EmbeddableDocumentStore already disposed or NRE Instead null reference errors occur in OnActionExecuting (though I suspect the HomeController Init method but it doesn't appear on the stack) or the EmbeddableDocumentStore object is reported als already disposed
The Document Store - RavenDB Demo documentStore Initialize(); return documentStore; } public static IDocumentStore Store { get { return _store Value; } } } The Document Store is the main Client API object that establishes the communication between your client application and the RavenDB cluster It is the single
Getting Started: Writing your Unit Test using TestDriver | RavenDB 7. 0 . . . Pre-Initializing the IDocumentStore allows you to mutate the conventions used by the document store documentStore Conventions MaxNumberOfRequestsPerSession = 50; The ConfigureServer method allows you to be more in control of your server ConfigureServer can only be set once per test run It needs to be set before GetDocumentStore is called
ravendb Tutorial = gt; Getting started with ravendb using Raven Client; using Raven Client Document; These allow us to use RavenDB's IDocumentStore and DocumentStore , which is an interface and its out-of-the-box implementation to connect to a RavenDB instance
RavenDB with IoC DI - IDocumentStore or I(Async)DocumentSession? Injecting the entire IDocumentStore and then spawning a session from it as needed, or injecting the appropriate IDocumentSession or IAsyncDocumentSession? In the past, I've injected IAsyncDocumentSession everywhere - but it's come up that I actually need to use a non async session in a few places