I\'m building a new system from scratch and working on the design of the application. I\'m looking at viable approaches for modelling my Domain objects.
Say I have two interfaces to my application: A web front-end A back-end which provides data Both of them talk to a web-service, and that web-service in turn, handles business logic and talks to a
Could you please explain the difference between Transfer object开发者_运维知识库s and Domain objects in simple terms ? And if u could give a Java example, that would be great..
When using the ACL implementation in Symfony2 in a web application, we have come across a use case where the suggested way of using the ACLs (checking a users permissions on a single domain object) be
In a project I am working on, we have the convention that Hibernate objects (those that are mapped in *.hbm.xml files) end with the suffix \"Hib\". For exmaple, we\'ll have \"UserHib\", and \"OrderHib
Is it a bad practice to use domain objects in Sets or as keys in Maps? In the past I\'ve done things like this a lot
My ORM is generating objects reflecting the database table structure. This objects are extensible, so I\'m able to add new properties and methods. This objects do not contains any persistence logic,so
I know that domain logic should be placed into domain objects. But what if my domain logic needs data from the database ? (e.g. checking unique value, computed values.. etc ) I think injecting reposit
Please correct me if I\'m wrong. We may say Domain Model to represent: a) The M part of a MVC structure, having on the M part, a Domain Driven Design pattern applied.
I\'m not sure if the title is the best way to describe this question. This book - http://apress.com/book/view/9781590599099 - illustrates an implementation of the Unit of Work pattern. It goes a litt
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