I found the following in an article: \"DAO classes should never be called directly from the client (Services and other consumer classes). The clients should always call the domain objects which in tur
DSLs improve code readability and expressivenessand more importantly give a significant level of abstraction..
This is an ASP.开发者_运维技巧NET MVC website. Following domain driven design, we have a service layer. Our controllers ask application service classes to perform various tasks and then route the re
Is there anyway to implement an repository that uses active directory (or any other data source than relational db) as the data source and can get entity objects that has the ability to lazy load thei
I understand that we should not change children of an aggregate-root directly, but instead they should be performed via methods on the aggregate-root.
If I have a Repository designed for obtaining my Aggregate Root (as defined by Eric Evans DDD) e.g. an Order Entity (the Root Aggregate) which would have OrderLine objects as children.
What exactly does t开发者_JS百科he word domain mean in DDD?I keep reading the definition... and although i see things like the domain model and understand what model is - what does domain model mean?
I am new to TDD and DDD and I have one simple question regard开发者_C百科ing static methods in general. Most of the gurus of TDD says in one word that static methods are bad (and that we should forget
I am trying to use Domain Driven Development (DDD) for my new ASP.NET MVC2 project with Entity Framework 4. After doing some research I came up with the following layer conventions with each layer in
I’ve been persuaded by Eric Evans’ book and am integrating DDD into my framework. All basic elements (services, repositories, bounded contexts, etc) have been implemented and now I’m looking for fe
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