Hi again,
since I'm quite new to VS08, C# and Castle I started programming by
linking to the dll files at C:\Programm Files\Castle Project. Today
I wanted to do it better by creating a lib folder within the project
directory.
I seemed to have found all files necessary, all unit tests were
Forgot to mention: using RC3
Sorry,
Flo
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It worked. Thanks, Mark!
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no problem :)
On Jan 26, 10:31 am, Flominator flomina...@gmx.net wrote:
It worked. Thanks, Mark!
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Well you wouldn't necessarily have to make a repo for every entity because
you'd have a generic RepoT you could use. However you might create (as an
example) a UserRepo : BaseRepoUser with a FindByUsername method as a
little syntactic sugar.
I think many people would use a container such as
You lose nothing with dropping ActiveRecordBase but convenience.
But keep in mind:
1) AR classes without ARBase make good DTOs, but still bad domain classes.
2) Generic repositories are an antipattern. A repository should
encapsulate the knowledge of an aggregate's persistence details. That
This cries for at least to mention those other patterns.
On Mon, Jan 26, 2009 at 3:22 PM, Markus Zywitza markus.zywi...@gmail.comwrote:
The Domain Model is not the only enterprise pattern that
yields maintainable software.
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so you would also do something like the example from the link shows,
but just remove the FindAll ?
On Jan 26, 12:20 pm, Ken Egozi egoz...@gmail.com wrote:
my take:
externally the domain API will expose specialised repositories for aggregate
roots. (not all of them should have Save, and a
Hi Markus
Could you explain the contradictions a bit more for me?
thanks :)
On Jan 26, 1:22 pm, Markus Zywitza markus.zywi...@gmail.com wrote:
You lose nothing with dropping ActiveRecordBase but convenience.
But keep in mind:
1) AR classes without ARBase make good DTOs, but still bad
Code from the article you linked:
public virtual T FindOne(params ICriterion[] criteria)
{
return ActiveRecordMediatorT.FindOne(criteria);
}
This moves the responsibility for creating a particular query from the
repository to the higher layers, who need to
It is not any missing dependency nor logging facility... If I use the
following code and open ServiceHost explicitly it just works:
var factory = new DefaultServiceHostFactory
(IoC.Container.Kernel);
host = factory.CreateServiceHost(sms_wcf, new[] {new Uri
That will always create the service host regardless of missing
dependencies. However, when you invoke it, it would then fail.
What is the definition os sms_wcf component?
On Mon, Jan 26, 2009 at 1:33 PM, Robert M. robertcmir...@gmail.com wrote:
Is not the dependency nor logging facility...
Couple of issues I've observed.
The first was that I had my service class had constructor dependencies
that I'd not registered, this was obviously silly of me but when
debugging all I kept getting was 502s when trying to contact my REST
resources (programatically or using Fiddler) and it took me
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