Top "Domain-model" questions

A domain model is composed of the objects, behavior, relationships, and attributes that make up the industry that is the focus of development.

What is Java domain model?

I am studying a Spring book and they mention Java domain model. What is that?

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Rich vs Anemic Domain Model

I am deciding if I should use a Rich Domain Model over an Anemic Domain Model, and looking for good …

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What's the difference between Data Modelling and Domain Modelling?

By the way - with reference to data modelling I'm referring to logical or conceptual data models - not physical …

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Iterator versus Stream of Java 8

To take advantage of the wide range of query methods included in java.util.stream of Jdk 8 I am attempted …

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ASP.NET MVC Business Logic in Domain Model vs Service Layer

I have been reading about where to put business logic in ASP.NET MVC Project for a while and I …

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what's the difference between service layer and domain model layer

for example, I have a user table, to be layer-ing, I create such POJOs: UserEntity.java UserDao.java UserBO.java (…

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ORM Entities vs. Domain Entities under Entity Framework 6.0

I stumbled upon the following two articles First and Second in which the author states in summary that ORM Entities …

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What exactly is the difference between a data mapper and a repository?

Well I've been trying to find out the difference between data mapper and repository, but up to now I still …

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Domain models in UML?

I read about domain model and its importance and I have the following doubts : What kind of problems can one …

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Is there a rich domain model example?

I'm looking for a simple example to illustrate the benefits of using a rich domain model. Ideally, I'd like a …

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