Hi Peter,
Exactly the two points I have reached, after sending the post!! In fact, the
Repository Pattern is very close to what I have described as my manager
layer, and DDD seems to provide formalism to achive what I'd call a clean
and good design. Thanks for your response.
Cheers
On Mon, Jul
I would suggest using the Repository Pattern to keep the business logic of
the entities separate from the persistence logic.
Domain Driven Design by Eric Evans provides some excellent information for
designing domains and their interaction with the rest of the system.
Hi,
I've just started a small web app, and I am using an ORM product for DB
access, which is what I have been doing for the last 5 years. In the
beginning I had my own solution, but after leaving the company I wrote it
for, I did not take the code with me, and great products emerged for .NET
like
