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There are multiple options that might be used in your case.

One option is described as passing controllers an instance of a NHibernate session which is unique for the HTTP request - NHibernate sessions in ASP.NET MVC

Another options can be found in NHibernate Wiki

There are multiple options that might be used in your case.

One option is described as passing controllers an instance of a NHibernate session which is unique for the HTTP request - NHibernate sessions in ASP.NET MVC

Another options can be found in NHibernate Wiki

There are multiple options that might be used.

One option is described as passing controllers an instance of a NHibernate session which is unique for the HTTP request - NHibernate sessions in ASP.NET MVC

Another options can be found in NHibernate Wiki

There are multiple options that might be used in your case.

One option is described as passing controllers an instance of a NHibernate session which is unique for the HTTP request - NHibernate sessions in ASP.NET MVC

Another options can be found in NHibernate Wiki

There are multiple options that might be used.

One options is described as passing controllers an instance of a NHibernate session which is unique for the HTTP request - NHibernate sessions in ASP.NET MVC

There are multiple options that might be used.

One option is described as passing controllers an instance of a NHibernate session which is unique for the HTTP request - NHibernate sessions in ASP.NET MVC

Another options can be found in NHibernate Wiki