I just want to know what would be best practice/ widely used, I currently do my logging in the domain service layer, however anything that happens inside my web application layer is not logged.
I have this interface: public interface IUserProfileService { // stuff } Implemented by: public class UserProfileService : IUserProfileService
here\'s my开发者_如何学运维 situation: I have an application that generates stuff based on templates (using T4) and i have multiple templates class that inherit from an ITemplate interface.
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This is in continuation of two ongoing problems I\'m facing: Problems trying to attach a new EF4 entity to ObjectContext while its entity collection entities are already attached and EF4.0 - Is there
I am trying to make a simple scalable web system, and after looking around a bit it seems that forms authentication with cookies is what im looking for, as I do not need a session for storing login re
how can I make it so on every http request I start a transaction and at the end I commit my transactions?
I am using nhibernate and the nhibernate profile what keeps throwing this alert. Use of implicit transactions is discouraged\"
This is in continuation with my problem here. I\'m trying to use the solution Julie Lerman gave me a few months ago.I\'m currently using the following to generate a new Game entity pre-attached to my
I have an abstract class: public abstract class Validator<T> : IValidator and a couple of classes that implement this class for specific purposes, e.g.