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Adding Business rules to your DAOs with Repository. | worksonmymachine
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Software development in the real world. Adding Business rules to your DAOs with Repository. So if you have a series of POCOs, and like a good developer you’re using some nice ORM like NHibernate or Entity framework, and you have a Repository pattern going on, but now you want to add in business rules which are more complex than the vanilla validation routines. Where do you put them if you don’t want to just stick them straight onto the object? Https:/ github.com/melpadden/FNH.Repository. I scored 100% in...
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.NET Tech Drops: Rules Engine
http://dotnettechdrops.blogspot.com/2013/05/rules-engine.html
Monday, 13 May 2013. It has been a while since my last post. I was caught up with several things for the past three weeks or so, I couldn't add any new posts at all. Well, things are back to normal and hopefully it will stay this way. I decided to go with one layer, and the UI will invoke this layer to validate the objects (JSON objects). For me, I can accept the cost of AJAX posts for the sake of having one solid layer. 13 May 2013 at 23:51. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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Jan Vandenbussche: juli 2013
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Weblog about Microsoft .NET technologies. Dinsdag 2 juli 2013. Net Fluent Validation Framework Quick Comparison. There are a number of fluent validation framework out there for .Net. Which one should you pick? Picking an open source library is always a gamble. Chances are the one you pick will be abandoned in a few years or months. These are the ones I know of:. Unsure if it is dead or just "finished", absolutely perfect and feature complete. Links naar dit bericht. Abonneren op: Berichten (Atom).
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.NET Tech Drops: May 2013
http://dotnettechdrops.blogspot.com/2013_05_01_archive.html
Monday, 13 May 2013. It has been a while since my last post. I was caught up with several things for the past three weeks or so, I couldn't add any new posts at all. Well, things are back to normal and hopefully it will stay this way. I decided to go with one layer, and the UI will invoke this layer to validate the objects (JSON objects). For me, I can accept the cost of AJAX posts for the sake of having one solid layer. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).