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Dan Haywood

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Dan Haywood is a freelance consultant and the author of "Domain Driven Design using Naked Objects"
Accessing Domain Services from Entities Posted: Apr 30, 2010 4:20 PM
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A topic that comes around now and again on the DDD newsgroup is how to provide access to a domain service (or a repository) to an entity. This service might be very generic, e.g. a NotificationService so that the entity can raise a domain event. Or, it might ...

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