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My SpringOne talk on improving application design with a rich domain model

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posted Monday, 27 August 2007
Back in June I gave a talk on improving application design with a rich domain model. The video of the talk has now been published. You can find out more about the talk and links to the video and slides by going here .

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1. Chris Colman left...
Wednesday, 12 September 2007 3:44 pm :: http://expojo.com

Hi Chris,

I just thought you and readers of your book, "POJOs in Action" might be interested in a new light weight framework for implementing the 'exposed domain model' pattern that you talk about in your book. I've been using that pattern ever since I read your book and it rocks big time so I thought I'd create an open source light weight frame work with dependency injection that helps people implement apps that use an exposed domain model.

It's called exPOJO and it can be downloaded at http://expojo.com


2. Uysal left...
Wednesday, 7 November 2007 1:11 am

Hi Chris, I was wondering when data and behavior is mixed in a class and you need to remote the object how does the receiving end resolve the dependencies?

Should i mark dependencies transient or construct a DTO object out of my rich domain object...

Thanks