Hello All, I wanted to ask the community about their thoughts regarding the preferred strategy on defining associations in a model. In my understanding, if an...
Is DDD bound to a "Silo" approach, as opposed to SOA's "Peer to Peer" philosophy. http://caminao.wordpress.com/engineering/system-engineering-processes/reuse/...
This question seems to be based on a misguided idea that SOA and DDD are mutually exclusive. ... -- Le doute n'est pas une condition agréable, mais la...
I believe they have long ago been shown even if not formally to be orthogonal (and even complimentary). Many are doing DDD/SOA/EDA on this list as an example. ...
Greg, I don't think SOA and DDD are in conflict, rather, as you say, orthogonal. As for "refactoring", the article is titled "legacy refactoring", and the text...
Hi Remy, Regarding the "silo" bit in DDD I blogged this: http://www.ebenroux.co.za/post/2010/05/27/Silo-where-are-you!.aspx My take on this is that SOA and DDD...
" Is DDD bound to a "Silo" approach, as opposed to SOA's "Peer to Peer" philosophy. " " I don't think SOA and DDD are in conflict, rather, as you say, ...
Let's try again if ddd forces me to x and soa forces me to y and soa and ddd can be applied at the same time... Do I x or y when doing both? ... -- Le doute...
Using the word versus would make them by definition correlated (noone cares about dinner versus paying taxes unless they are in some way correlated). Again...
I don't see how orthogonality could be defined more clearly than with state machines. Moreover, all terms are very precisely defined, along the pages and in ...
I shouldn't have to click through 30 pages to understand your redefinition of words such as refactoring. Anyways this is a waste of time. Best of luck. ... -- ...
As far as I'm concerned those discussions, including corrections, are very beneficial and I would really appreciate any suggestion regarding dual definitions...
Hi all, I know this has been discussed around two years ago but I am looking for a concrete solution with recurring events involving complex time rules: daily,...
Sebastian, If the events are limited in scope (e.g. a single user viewing a particular day or month in his or her calendar) then it should be possible to load...
I don't but considering that it is a shared calendar with maybe 100+ events a day I see better to have stored the recurring pattern and not the occurrences. As...
Sebastian, The recurring pattern could also include the date of the first occurrence and the date of the last occurrence (if bounded). These could be...
Hi sweetlandj, What you said in your first paragraph is what I meant before. Suppose there are 2000 events whose first and last occurrence is within the date...
Recently I joined a new company which is a travel company, they have an old asp system. I have been asked to develop a .net application to replace the old asp...
Hi From my experience with software, there are very few cases where there's a single correct approach to a problem, and you will probably get several opinions...
If you have a recurring event you can still use a TimeSpan to model the begins and ends dates, but the ends would be some date far in the future that your...
If you've got a CRUD / database style background then I'd recommend that you first read the first sections of PoEAA (focusing on Table and Domain models) and...
Hi, I'm replying through the group because I wasn't able to reply directly for some reason... Yup, you're on the right track. Try to make your domain layer as...
Hi, F1) Create a function that generate a list of planned occurrences given a start date, end date and occurrence type (daily, weekly and so on). F2) Create a...
One last thing if you haven't got the merge part. Actual Events need an extra optional attribute. The Id of the "event recurrence specification". So for...
