Hi Narayana, Can you describe the difficulties that you have with storing rich model classes in Ignite?
Anaemic domain model is controversial, opinions range from "good practice" to "anti-pattern". Ignite does not force you into any specific approach, IBinarizable and IBinarySerializer interfaces provide flexibility when reflective serializer does no cope well. Pavel On Tue, Aug 29, 2017 at 5:16 PM, Narayana Rengaswamy < narayana.rengasw...@optym.com> wrote: > Hi all, > > > > I am using Apache Ignite (.NET) in a web application. My domain model > classes are directly stored in Ignite cache, and I have persistence in SQL > Server. I have DTOs to SQL Server, but none to Ignite. I can see that I am > following an anaemic domain model due to several restrictions. I find it > difficult to model classes that can be stored in Ignite cache, and at the > same time, be rich domain classes (with complex data structures, > aggregations etc). Should I be creating a DTO class for Ignite also, and do > a transformation to / from the domain model? Is that how it is done > typically with Ignite? > > > > Thanks, > > Narayana. >
