The last time I wrote an MVC app which included an iPhone client, the
architecture looked similar to yours. Although I would _never_ have a
view model in the WCF project, since a View Model has everything to do
with presentation, and nothing to do with data access. I always have a
Mapper in the MVC
Thanks for comments and advice Nathan..
Your idea of DAL between WCF Service and MVC Controllers is a good one, and
it does mimic how i have this set up currently (not explained properly
previously - sorry).. I have my wcf services accessible only from within my
SessionRepository objects. So the c
My 2 Cents...
This seems over-engineered.
If I were designing this.. I would create new WCF services/ web api
controllers for the mobile clients and remove the WCF middle tier.
Stacy Andrews (first time poster, long time reader ;))
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IMO, the key to scaling out always starts with making your app stateless.
Don't use Session. Then you can essentially just keep adding as many load
balanced web servers as you need. But unless you have mega traffic, a
couple of servers will handle a lot.
Scaling out databases is a whole different
This discussion comes at a coincidentally interesting time for me, as over
recent years I have become increasingly irritated by classic ASP.NET. The
controls are just so heavyweight and the lifecycle of events and postbacks
is so tangled that you need a doctorate in topology to follow it. All of
th
Hi Greg, as well as the fat books, you may find the Pluralsight MVC videos
helpful too...
Cheers,
Jason
What would you do without your suffering?
I converted my wife's website from dotnetnuke to an MVC4 website. Most of
the site was just static pages but I wanted to have the ability to publish
forsale and forrent for properties. (Real estate site). I have it up on
Azure and am using code first so it
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Hi Greg, as well as the fat books, you may find the Pluralsight MVC videos
helpful too...
Cheers,
Jason
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@Greg, IMHO, unless you are practising Test Driven Design, I do not
believe MVC is a necessarily silver bullet over normal ASP.NET. It's
still cleaner, but often there are things that are easier to do in
normal ASP.Net.
If you do practice TDD though, it's an absolute god-send.
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