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Best practices for Domain Service classes in RIA Silverlight projects

I would like to ask whether or not is a good practice, to hold the CRUD operations for business objects, in a single domain service class. Should we provide a domain service class for each BO?

ProductDomainService.cs CustomerDomainService.cs ...

or a single

BusinessObjectDomainService.cs

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I went with a single domain object beause my model is not that complex. I would think it might be better to cluster the domain services together ie user services logging services. That kind of logical clumping would be better than 1 for each business object.

bill moore  2009-10-19 22:37:22

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