I\'m thinking about the possibility to build a \"modular\" or plugin-based web application based on Sharp Architecture.
I\'m fairl开发者_StackOverflow中文版y new to IoC and am a little stuck on the best practice going forward.The project I\'m working on is built in MVC with Sharp Architecture.The way we currently use I
I have the following entities in my domain model. A group (an aggregate root) contains items (which are aggregate roots themselves) but an item can only be contained by one group at the time. The code
With S#arp Architecture, my understanding is that domain logic (aka business logic) that operates on more than one type of entity is best handled by the Application Services layer.
I started to use the latest s#arp architecture (1.9.5.0). I sometimes add some data to the db via a console application using something like this:
I have just started to use the newest version of S#arp Architecture 1.9.5, which has made the change to NHibernate 3, this has a new Linq providor.
I\'ve had a look at some of the other posts on开发者_StackOverflow the topic but most seem to be dealing with selects.I\'ve got a stored procedure that does a number of deletes and checks and simply t
I have a many to many between two classes: User RetailOutlet It seems that the conventions have specified the RetailOutlet as the owner for the relationship. So when I add a RetailOutlet to the co
I am converting my application to a multi-tenancy application, one of my obstacles is that now I have to store settings for each tenant in the database.
I\'m trying to get up to speed with TDD so I\'ve created a new S#arp Arch application (v1.6) and have been walking through creating tests for my classes. Unfortunately I\'ve already run in to an issue
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