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This is a good architecture question. The way I achieve this is by creating a common class library with my base classes in it. For a Page I have ExBasePage class that contains many utility methods and objects in it. For example I am lazy and have a WriteLine method: Public Sub WriteLine( ByVal sInfo...
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I was thinking want to post this question in the architecture forum, but i cant seem to post new message there.So if i am off topic here, please move my post to the appropriate forum. [DMW: Moved during moderation]. Basically I have a Windows application up and running already, but now my company want...
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Please critique the (fictious and incomplete) code below. I would like advice on how to make the code into more of a standard architecture or pattern. The example is a registration system where a person is registering for an event. I've been programming for a couple of years now and I've been learning...
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Here is my opinion about all of this: The root namespace contains a classes that implement Fowler's DomainModel domain logic pattern (not just data transfer objects - also may contain validation methods and domain-specific functions). but the DomainObjectBase is this layer's supertype and can't belong...
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kejroot
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12-15-2006, 12:00 AM
Filed under: design pattern, MVC, entity, bll, dal, Class Design, OOP, O/R Mapping, classes, ORM, architecture
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I use fallowing pattern to load UserControl (i say page) according to user action: comments: ViewState[ "OldQuery" ] is used for saving previous loaded UC (page) name. and queryMedium is a HiddenField that i set its value in client by script for set page of new page (to load). protected override void...
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mfarshadmehr
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12-25-2006, 12:00 AM
Filed under: ASP.net Template Engine, .NET, ASP.NET Architecture, architecture, Page Manager, Dynamic, User Control
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Hi, thanks for ur reference. I have already seen this tutorial series. The question I still have is how I can make Object oriented/separate module i ASP.NET which I can use with ASP.NET controls like GridView, DataGrid etc.? I saw this example: http://www.dotnetjunkies.com/quickstart/aspplus/doc/businessobjs...
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Behind Service layer, you will need a Object Manager class which will take the domain objects and save the information using the data objects. Here is link to diagrams and sample code. http://vikasnetdev.blogspot.com/2006/12/my-default-soa-architecture-using-wcf.html Hope this helps,
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The question is simple. I have a query that returns more than 300,000 records. The report has to be displayed in a paged DataGrid. I cannot run the query everytime the user changes the pages, because takes too much cpu from the db server. Also I cannot stored the dataset or datareader, because it takes...
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benzadon
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01-12-2007, 12:00 AM
Filed under: ASP.net Template Engine, data serialization, Dataset, Data modeling, ASP.NET Architecture, architecture, datagrid
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Well, Praveen! Being a newbie you should just take the layers as if they're isolation levels in a application. 3 layers are used in general (but still it depends on the scenario of the application). In 3 Layers you have a Presentation (UI), Business Logic and Data Access layers. One additional layer...
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Hi, Having gone through the steps outlined in the installation guide for the Patterns and Practices Web Client Software Factory - using the links mentioned currently in the home page of this site - (DL'd and installed GAX, GAT, .Net 3.0, VS 2005 extentensions); and having DL'd the 'Web' file, I'm stuck...
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Brian27
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01-16-2007, 12:00 AM
Filed under: .NET, architecture, Patterns & Practices, WCSF, Workflow