Monday, 15 February 2010

c# - DDD "View Objects"? -


Viewing the application, which includes, say, companies, I can have a company class. I will have Data Access Layer, which is a list & lt; Company & gt; Populates. However, it will happen at times (like displaying search results) where I only need to display the company name, telephone and postcode properties, and I think it is useless to populate the whole company object with all their properties.

In the context of DDD design, what will be the correct way about this? Do I want to look at specific sections, such as the company searchResult Object which only displays the properties that I am interested in displaying?

It looks like a proper approach for me.

Later, if you have some code for the customer SearchResult - If you are crazy like nearby ice cream shops, you can compare your domain object. It would be a very easy time to add your CompanySearchResult to


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