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DaveJ

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7. I've been doing the first thing for quite a while

Wed Apr 2, 2014, 06:42 PM

Apr 2014

I've been using edmx and Linq to Sql. Now basically I just want to create objects that represent the needs of the organization. So today I just created a project that each solution I create shares, containing business objects (orders, customers, etc) interfaces and classes. When an object is updated in one, all the other solutions must play along.

What I'm wondering is, is what I've done considered a rudimentary tier? just placing those objects into a shared project and naming it Logic Layer?

I use MVC but I am no really a network architect.

Later on, if anyone else is interested in using those objects, I can share them using WCF.

Thanks for articulating what's happening, I have trouble doing that myself.

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How do you go about creating a "logic tier" (probably in .Net)? [View all] DaveJ Apr 2014 OP

my experience paulkienitz Apr 2014 #1

What about the common knowledge not to put business logic in SPs? DaveJ Apr 2014 #2

We would all PREFER not to put it in stored procs... paulkienitz Apr 2014 #3

How about video games? DaveJ Apr 2014 #4

video games are a perfect use of OOP paulkienitz Apr 2014 #5

Have you looked into the LINQ-to-Relational Data? ChromeFoundry Apr 2014 #6

I've been doing the first thing for quite a while DaveJ Apr 2014 #7