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re: What purpose does the Repository Pattern have?

Colin Jack — Wed, 02 Jul 2008 12:36:35 GMT

"change the Repository Pattern to be something different from what Martin Fowler and Evans describe it, is not fair."

I agree with all you've started and this statement in particular.

"Part from the deferring execution, this is what I have done when using Domain Driven Design. But I define a Query by using a specification object, so I still define the query within the domain model, not in the data access layer (which doesn't really exist when using DDD). But to use separation of concerns, the query is passed to the Repository and it will handle the execution and delivery of entities."

Amen to that, and if you want to chain them together chain the specifications (And/Or/Not) before passing them in (covered in DDD).

Health monitoring action filter for ASP.NET MVC

Alex Thissen Weblog Build 1.15.10.1971 — Tue, 01 Jul 2008 19:38:38 GMT

The ASP.NET MVC Framework lets Controller actions perform the actual logic for the coordination of work

re: ASP.Net MVC Framework pre- Preview 3 - A Step by Step guide to create a simple web app.

Cory — Sun, 29 Jun 2008 20:54:44 GMT

Using preview 3, a DataContext object was not created automatically after I created my LINQ to SQL class. Has this changed in preview 3?

re: ASP.Net MVC Framework 2 - The Binding helper class (UI-mapper)

Vishal Bharakhda — Wed, 25 Jun 2008 15:20:45 GMT

Sorry i meant Fredrik not Scott

re: ASP.Net MVC Framework 2 - The Binding helper class (UI-mapper)

Vishal Bharakhda — Wed, 25 Jun 2008 15:18:46 GMT

Very useful indeed, thanks alot Scott.

I have a question, how can you take data from the a view into a field without having declared a parameter to the method.

e.g.

the view is set to recognise all product objects (this is in the view code)

public partial class Add : ViewPage<ProductControllerViewData>

View html:

<label for="ProductNameLabel">Product Name:</label>

<%= Html.TextBox("ProductName")%>

Controller:

public void SaveProduct()

{

try

{

String ProductName = ...

here how can i get this productName value that is entered into the textbox from the form?

re: ASP.Net MVC Framework - Using Forms Authentication

Joakim Westin — Mon, 23 Jun 2008 14:15:03 GMT

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Cheers,

Joakim

re: Avoid returning "null" and use the Null Object pattern?

mehfuzh — Sun, 22 Jun 2008 17:16:50 GMT

I prefer , returning empty list rather null, i guess .net framework design guidlines like empty list as well :-)

re: ASP.Net MVC Framework pre- Preview 3 - A Step by Step guide to create a simple web app.

Sean Kokko — Fri, 20 Jun 2008 15:02:16 GMT

Nilserik -

Use

return View("Customers",customers);

and it should work for you.