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Hello programmers,
I don't know if this is the right forum to post this in but here it goes anyway...
I am wondering into the unknown field of OOA and was looking for a way to separate my business logic from my UI. A small example is as followed:
Two DropDowns where the second one is depended on the selection in the first DropDown. You have Cars, planes, etc. inm the first DropDown and Toyota, Chrysler, etc in the second (depending on the value in the first DD.
I have som Lin syntax. The file is situated in the App_Code folder and NOT as code behind.
public class GetProductCategoriesClass { //Henter data fra databasen og gemmer det som ProductCategory public static List<ProductCategory> GetProductCategoriesMethod() { DataClassesDataContext cate = new DataClassesDataContext(); return (from p in cate.ProductCategories.ToList<ProductCategory>() select p).ToList<ProductCategory>(); } } public class GetProductSubCategoriesClass { //Henter data fra databasen og gemmer det som ProductSubCategory public static List<ProductSubCategory> GetProductSubCategoriesMethod() { DataClassesDataContext cate = new DataClassesDataContext(); return (from p in cate.P
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