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Business Rules Architecture

Posted By: Posted Date: October 26, 2010 Points: 0 Category :ASP.Net

Apologies in advance i already posted somewhere...

We intend to host a large number of sites using dynamic data. there will be time when we simply re-gen the model to re-align db schema changes.

if we want to write c# code that does some complex logic/process, i don't really want to put this logic in the templates as views - (sure simple data validation is ok).

option 1: write partial classes that extend the EF Entities generated in VS2010.
option 2: somehow use the MVC pattern (not sure how this would work in DD world) and have the controller do the smarts.
option 3: some sort of Ioc dependenciy injection on the partial entity classes generated.

Look forward to hearing your 2 c$ worth as i know this is not an exact science...

Cheers

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