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maintainability, databases
maintenance
     Domain Model
     TDD
MakePersistent()
managing relationships
mappers
     O/O Mapper
     O/R Mapper
         classification
         Data Mapper pattern
         Eager Load
         Identity Field
         Lazy Load
         relationships between entities in relational model
         working with data in an OO fashion
mapping
     classes onto tables versus mapping tables onto classes
     considerations for using
     legacy databases
     metadata
         NHibernate
         reusing
     Metadata Mapping
     Presentation Model, Domain Model
Marshal By Value
Martin, Robert C.
Martinís principles
maturity, storing data (persistence infrastructuure)
MDA (Model-Driven Architecture)
mechanisms
     auditing
     config
     flexibility
     logging
     no tracing
     performance monitoring
     security
     tracing
messages, SOA (complex messaging processes)
messaging
     one-way asynchronous messaging
metadata
     mapping
         in NHibernate 2nd
         O/R Mapper
     providing consumers with
Metadata Mapping 2nd
     Data Mapper pattern
     NHibernate
methods, reconstituting entities from persistence
Microsoft Transaction Server (MTS)
mocking with NMock
mock objects 2nd
     consequences
mocks 2nd
mock statement
model focus 2nd
     DDD
     Domain Model
     use cases
Model-Driven Architecture (MDA)
Model-View-Controller (MVC pattern) 2nd 3rd
     benefit of
     combining Views/Controllers
     decoupling the Controller from the View
     Joe's Shoe Shop example
     simplifying view interfaces through adapters
Model-View-Presenter (MVP pattern) 2nd
models
     defined
     discussing with customers
modularizing logging code with aspects
MTS (Microsoft Transaction Server)
multi-entity-oriented Business Logic
MVC (Model-View-Controller) 2nd 3rd
     benefit of
     combining Views/Controllers
     decoupling the Controller from the View
     Joe's Shoe Shop example
     simplifying view interfaces through adapters
MVP (Model-View-Presenter) pattern
MyInit()
MyTrace.Assert()




Applying Domain-Driven Design and Patterns(c) With Examples in C# and  .NET
Applying Domain-Driven Design and Patterns: With Examples in C# and .NET
ISBN: 0321268202
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2006
Pages: 179
Authors: Jimmy Nilsson

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