I\'m very glad that i found this website recently, I\'ve learned a lot from here. I\'m from China, and my English is not so good. But i will try to express myself what i want to say.
Let\'s say I have an interface IAutoTask and few other classes implementing that interface, RegularTextAnswerTask, SelectAnswerTask, JoinPairsTask etc. Each of these classes defines an EvaluateAnswer
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I\'m an experienced .NET developer (6 years) and I\'m really getting into (non-anemic) domain modelling: aggregate roots, putting invariants in constructor parameters, more methods, less public classe
If I have an entity Entity and a service EntityService and EntityServiceFacade with the following interfaces:
Scenario: Using a tiered approach with WCF services: business services returning domain / DTO objects to the client.Still in development so we can break the contracts.
I\'ve been working with DDD for a few months now and I\'ve come across a few things I\'m unsure of. Take the simplistic example of adding a Product to an Order object. From our Controller, we\'d hav
I am kind of new to the whole domain-driven design thing and would love it if you could tell me where you t开发者_运维百科hink a service method like this belongs, in the application or domain layer:
I\'ve been reading up on DDD a little bit, and I am confused how this would fit in when using an ORM like NHibernate.
Or should I always get my entities via service methods? Th开发者_开发知识库anksMost of the time I try to separate my layers as much as possible.Usually I\'ll have my services act as facades to the bu
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