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| | Question on proper location of class in WCF App I have a class called LWUser which contains the properties and methods that represent a user of the system. This class sits in the Business Services solutions on the server. I also have a class called LWUserUI which sits on the client side in the Client solution. I am going to create a third class, LoggedInUser, a singleton class, which holds information such as security access, user info for the current logged in user. I am going to use a singleton class as there can only be one user logged in and I need this information throughout the app. Where should the class, LoggedInUser sit, in the the UI solution on the client side or in the Business Services solution on the server side? Bill |
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| | Re: Question on proper location of class in WCF App "Bill Gower" <billgower@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:%23vMQ9oJ%23HHA.4736@xxxxxx Quote: >I have a class called LWUser which contains the properties and methods that >represent a user of the system. This class sits in the Business Services >solutions on the server. I also have a class called LWUserUI which sits on >the client side in the Client solution. I am going to create a third >class, LoggedInUser, a singleton class, which holds information such as >security access, user info for the current logged in user. I am going to >use a singleton class as there can only be one user logged in and I need >this information throughout the app. Where should the class, LoggedInUser >sit, in the the UI solution on the client side or in the Business Services >solution on the server side? class or of the LWUserUI class? The LoggedInUser class should sit nearest where it gets its data from. On the other hand, if "LoggedInUser" is a unique concept that isn't dependant on either the businesss services layer or on the UI, then perhaps it should be its own service. -- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- John Saunders | MVP - Windows Server System - Connected System Developer |
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