Thanks, Kumar. Another very interesting story. Eric ... From: kumar_brahnmath [mailto:kumar_brahnmath@...] Sent: Monday, September 29, 2003 7:22 AM To:...
We've reached the deadline for submissions to the "Experience Report Contest". So far we've gotten three very good stories. We can stretch the deadline a...
I wrote quite a bit in the book about "listening"! I'm not prepared to think of the domain experts as "divine", though. :) Actually, I have been surprised by...
What kind of experience do people have with retrofitting a domain model to an application that didn't get built on top of one in the first place? My client's...
Oh, the past wasn't so good? Well, when I just looked up when Shoeless Joe Jackson played, and US women didn't even have the right to vote during most of his...
I just reread my post and am worried that some of my sarcasm may be misinterpreted. I was agreeing with Eric that the past wasn't as good as it may be...
Wow. That's an unfortunate and (I suspect) all too common situation, Allan. I think that's a prime example of what Eric meant when he wrote in another thread...
... I have experience with this, more than once. Tying this into the economics of domain-driven design, I'll tell this specific relatively short story... I was...
I second this book, btw. Just cracked it so far, but it explains some of the financials very well. This seems to me part of the "architects" discipline, if...
Allan, It is a common situation. Unfortunately, changing 600 classes "under the radar" doesn't sound practical to me. Maybe, if you are fairly autonomous and...
Well, we didn't get as many entries as I'd hoped for, but the quality was high. In fact, with three entries and three prizes, the voting stage seems...
... You're right. I'm not very happy myself ... ... ... and this is what I'm hoping to be able to do. I'll actually be able to get rid of about 100 classes,...
Hi, I am wondering if you can consider this problem and share your thoughts. I am working on some software to track residues on crops for a argi-business...
Hello everyone, is there a pattern to avoid relational database deadlocks? We update tables in a predefined order, but is not easy to develop since we have to...
Yesterday Martin Fowler's Patterns of Enterprise Application Architecture arrived in the mail, and he says some things in there that got me thinking. His...
I'd like to hear what others say about patterns of avoiding deadlocks. In my book, the "Aggregates" pattern addresses part of the problem. The model should not...
That section in Martin's book was actually the first reference to my book! (See page 120, [Evans]. It refers to it as "Domain Driven" because that was my...
... Don't know if it can be useful to you but if you use topological sort you may achieve the desired effect. Example: operationA depends on operationB ...
... In order of ease... 1. Can you redefine the tables or are they a given? 2. Can you serialize updates, e.g. via separate tables and background processes or...
Thanks, Federico, where can I find more information about the topological order? what happens if your database has more than 300 tables? Pablo ... From:...
Thanks, Patrick. We are developing a whole new application (haven't started to code yet). It's a J2EE financial application with more than 300 tables in a...
... I don't know of a java implementation outside a graph package (please google for it). However I think you can find c++ implementation in the boost library....
Thanks, federico, but the class is not in the javadoc document. ... From: Federico Spinazzi To: domaindrivendesign@yahoogroups.com Sent: Thursday, October 16,...
We could have a DDD BoF next week. (More casual this year than last.) Anyone here planning to be at OOPSLA and interested in joining such a meeting? For those...
