Introduction The focus of this post it to describe how I go about developing the business layer. This post follows on from my previous post ASP.NET MVC – Creating an application with a defined architecture. In my previous post, I was fulfilling a requirement to fetch a list of customers and display them on a page with ASP.NET MVC. So I will continue on with that as an example. The Plan At the end of the previous post, i had an object called "CustomerAgent" that just created two instances of the "customer" object. This is going to be replaced with a call the business layer to fetch a list of customers. The business layer will be returning the customers as a message type. The CustomerAgent will map the message type to the customer object that is already defined in the "PresentationProcesses" assembly. We will drive this out with a test. In the business layer, we will need to respond to the call for fetching a list of customers. Our business layer will ask a "repository" to fetch customers from a datastore.


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