First of all I know that there is no Car, Model, Manufacture... tables that I probably should make, but that is not a problem right now.
One of project that I am working on having this kind of designed pattern, one bean is defined and used by jsp/action/service classes, that is, used by presentation and business logic layer, while ther
Lets say I wanted to make a post request to update the status of a house, ideally this data should be in some sort of service layer, typically this involves
I am trying to build a domain model with business methods and have EF 4.1 doing the persistence for me. So far so good.
I\'m very new to Grails and so I hope I have an easy question for you. I have a DomainModel and inside this model is a related Model (one-to-many). Let\'s say Service and a service as \'n\' tasks.
I\'m looking for some advice on how much I should be concerned around avoiding the anemic domain model. We are just starting on DDD and are struggling with analysis paralysis regarding simple design d
I am developing a web application which has a typical layered architecture: a DAO layer that retrieves domain model objects from a database;
It is said that the Domain Model is used to capture the problem domain of an application. That\'s what are the requirements needed, etc. But often, these models are almost very close to what may turn
Please correct me if I\'m wrong. We may say Domain Model to represent: a) The M part of a MVC structure, having on the M part, a Domain Driven Design pattern applied.
If we use type hinting, we can place an object mandatory: public function myMethodThatDoFineStuff(MyObject $myobject) {
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