I'm new to the composite ui application block, so forgive me if
something i say is not completey clear, for i'm still trying to figure
it out. I'm building a CAB application that displays information to a
user from a sql service data layer. I'm building the data layer, and
i'm confused about how I should create the classes. I would like for
the classes I use within the CAB application to be instantiated once,
and use that instance till it changes. Now these static classes need
to be stored somewhere, and for that reason I mentioned caching, for i
figured they would need to be cached in a collection of some sort. They
need to be thread safe so that when they do change, the references to
them won't get screwed up. Now, I have been reading up on CAB, and it
appears as though this can be achieved in a number of ways. For
example, the objectbuilder probably manages these things under the hood
for the models/views and components. Also, you can use existing
provider patterns like the cached application block, dynamic injection,
singelton. etc.. This is where i'm getting lost.. Should I even worry
about creating thread-safe classes at the data layer, and just send the
information to the upper tiers, so that CAB can manage them, or should
i just create a class that is immutable or something at the data layer
level. I guess what i'm trying to say is.. What is the best way to
create the data layer, and pass the data up to a service or view in the
CAB framework..Make s sense? Let me know if I need to clarify anything
...
Thanks for the reply..
On Jan 25, 1:32 pm, Joerg Jooss <news-re...@joergjoos s.dewrote:
Thus wrote lwhitb1,
Does anyone have any input on setting up my CAB application so that
the application is thread safe, and cached appropiately?I' m a bit puzzled what a thread-safe *application* might be and how it relates
to caching. What are you trying to achieve?
Cheers,
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Joerg Jooss
news-re...@joergjoos s.de
