DDD Workshop - 05/30/2015 - Iteration zero
This is iteration zero of a solution that will be used during the DDD-Workshop. In this solution we are concentrating on the back-end and specifically on the domain thus the solution does not contain a UI. The client to test our application will be Postman (REST client). The solution makes use of
- SQL Server Express as a data store,
- NHibernate as the ORM,
- Fluent NHibernate for the mapping
- StructureMap as the IoC container
- ASP.NET Web API
- Log4Net for logging
##Prerequisites
To successfully run the Iteration zero project we assume that your system is prepared and contains the following
- Windows 7 or higher
- Microsoft SQL Server Express 2012 or equivalent
- Visual Studio 2013 Professional
- SQL Server Management Studio
- Git - e.g. msysgit, GitHub client for Windows or Source Tree
- Google Chrome
- Postman REST client for Chrome (or equivalent)
##How to get started Clone the repository from GitHub https://github.com/ClearMeasure/DDD-Workshop to your local computer.
Open a Powershell console and navigate to the folder to which you cloned the repository. To build the solution and run all tests we are using a Powershell build file that uses Psake.
Run the command click_to_build.bat
##DDD - Implementation In this sample we use the following implementation
Requests (or commands) flow through the controller which delegates them to the application service. The application service is the host for the aggregate and uses a repository to (re-) hydrate the aggregate from the data store and save the changes back to the data store. The aggregate contains all the business logic. The state of the aggregate is private to the aggregate and represents the entity that is persisted in the DB using the repository and NHibernate. Thus the State is the NHibernate entity.
##Sample code Iteration zero contains a SamplesController, SamplesApplicationService, SamplesAggregate and Sample (=state) as a template and to show how things are fitting together.
Try to run the application and use Postman to execute the following 2 GET requests
localhost:4000/api/samples [GET]
localhost:4000/api/samples/<sampleId> [GET]
Now also try some POST requests. To start a sample use this URL
localhost:4000/api/samples/start [POST]
define a header
content/type application/json
and a (raw) body
{ name: "Some sample 1" }
and then the next step
localhost:4000/api/samples/<sampleId>/next [POST]
and a (raw) body
{ someDate: "2015-05-21" }