Persisting .NET Objects with InterSystems XEP

Persist .NET object hierarchies to InterSystems IRIS events via XEP.

Updated Feb 2, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/sorodriguezz/skills-objectscript --skill persisting-net-objects-with-intersystems-xep
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Skill: Persisting .NET Objects with InterSystems XEP
Source: https://github.com/sorodriguezz/skills-objectscript/tree/main/skills/persisting-dotnet-objects-with-intersystems-xep
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/sorodriguezz/skills-objectscript --skill persisting-net-objects-with-intersystems-xep

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes references (resource) and scripts (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

This Skill addresses the challenge of efficiently storing and retrieving complex .NET objects within the InterSystems IRIS database, optimizing performance for transaction-heavy applications.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Object-Relational Mapping (ORM): Provides a high-performance framework for mapping .NET object hierarchies to persistent database objects.
  • Fast Data Persistence & Retrieval: Optimized for applications requiring extremely high-speed data operations.
  • Schema Management: Supports automatic or customized schema generation for optimal data projection.
  • Use Case: A financial trading application needs to persist thousands of transaction objects per second. This Skill enables rapid storage and retrieval, ensuring the application remains responsive under heavy load.

Quick Start

Use the persisting-dotnet-objects-with-intersystems-xep skill to store a list of SingleStringSample objects in the User namespace.

Frequently Asked Questions about Persisting .NET Objects with InterSystems XEP

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I persist .NET objects in the InterSystems IRIS database?

InterSystems XEP enables high-speed .NET object persistence by mapping .NET object hierarchies to persistent events in the InterSystems IRIS database, supporting both flat and full schema import models.

What is the best way to handle high-speed .NET object persistence for transaction-heavy applications?

The best way to handle high-speed .NET object persistence is using a framework optimized for transaction-heavy applications, facilitating rapid storage and retrieval of complex objects to maintain responsiveness under heavy load.

How do I map a .NET object hierarchy to a persistent database schema?

You map a .NET object hierarchy to a persistent database schema by using automatic or customized schema generation, supporting both flat and full schema import models for optimal data projection and structural preservation.

Can I use InterSystems XEP with C# for high-speed object-relational mapping?

Yes, InterSystems XEP works with C# to provide a high-performance object-relational mapping framework that maps .NET object hierarchies to persistent database objects in the InterSystems IRIS database.

Does InterSystems XEP support both flat and full schema import models for .NET persistence?

Yes, InterSystems XEP supports both flat and full schema import models for .NET object persistence, allowing you to choose between optimal performance and structural preservation when mapping objects to the database.

What are the limitations of using high-speed object persistence for .NET applications?

High-speed object persistence for .NET applications is optimized for transaction-heavy workloads and may require choosing between flat and full schema import models to balance performance with structural preservation of complex object hierarchies.