I don\'t know so much about DDD repository pattern but the implementation in Spring is confusion me. public interface PersonRepository extends JpaRepository<Person, Long> { … }
I have a WCF Service, behind the WCF service is a Service layer (http://martinfowler.com/eaaCatalog/serviceLayer.html) and repository layer.
I am using repository pattern with Raven DB. My repository interface is public interface IRepository<T> where T : Entity
I have a model class which is loaded from a \"GetById\" method in my repository class. I now need to add additional properties to this entity, which aren\'t saved in the database, but are calculated b
I\'m using Entity Framework 4.0 within a repository pattern to populate my POCO objects which are in another assembly.One of my objects contains an XML column from the database (a string type on the c
My ProductRepository has a method, lets say: GetAllCalculatedProducs(int categoryId) {} This method uses class Calculator to compute many values of the product. It looks just like this:
I have recently learned of the Repository and Unit of Work Design Patterns and thought that I would implement them in a new EF4 MVC3 project, since abstraction is generally good.
I have class Repository, and based on T i want to create objectset for the type T..in my constructor...this is what i have so far..
I\'m trying to come up with a way to design a repository where adding and updating only accepts the exact amount of data/properties it can add/update.
I\'开发者_StackOverflowm trying to get my head around how one would unit test an ASP.NET MVC project that accesses data through a repository of some sort.
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