If I\'m developing a hiberante application, am I also developing a DD model? My application does have a service layer ( which is in lines with the Observer pattern). Will开发者_StackOverflow社区 ther
This is a repost of another thread i created. I think my first post was a little rhetorical in nature so it was closed so hopefully i can word my question better.
The book Domain Driven Design by Eric Evans describes pattern called value object. One of the important characteristics of a value object is that it is immutable.
I have a chance to introduce NHibernate to my group by 开发者_运维问答using it with some new components that are being added to a legacy application.I\'m trying to get my head around using the DAO pat
I currently have a bookings model such as: public class RoomBooking : Entity, IBooking { public virtual Client Client { get; set; }
I\'m dealing with a design problem that I\'m sure has a simple answer and/or has been solved before. I\'ve been reading, thinking, and searching for solutions for quite a while, but nothing seems to r
What are \"best practices\" concerning error handling in an ASP.NET MVC2 web app that is DDD designed? For example, let\'s take the most common aspect of a web app, the login:
Greg Young talks about avoiding getters and setters on domain objects when using Domain Driven Design. For the use case where I want information from a persistent store to be rendered to the screen, w
I see a lot of articles and posts on how to create a custom MembershipProvider, but haven\'t found any explanation as to why I must/should use it in my MVC2 web app. Apart from \"Hey, security is hard
Marked my aggregate roots with 1;2;3. Looks quite nice - almost like grapes. Thing I dislike is an entity that\'s marked with red arrow.
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