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Hi,<br />
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I'm an experienced web developer and am used to having strongly typed classes with a business and datalayer.<br />
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I'm wanting to get into interfaces and entity framework 4 so am looking at putting my first project(s) together after my bit of research.<br />
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My plan is to have a generic repository within my DAL project which will have its own interface.<br />
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In terms of my objects then.... Do I have them in their own library pulling from one.edmx and then the DAL project would have another instance of the same .edmx.<br />
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Obviously I would need access to the objects in my fron end project too and am a but unclear about how to go about putting this all together in a correct way.<br />
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Swift advice would be appreciated.
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Hi,

I'm an experienced web developer and am used to having strongly typed classes with a business and datalayer.

I'm wanting to get into interfaces and entity framework 4 so am looking at putting my first project(s) together after my bit of research.

My plan is to have a generic repository within my DAL project which will have its own interface.

In terms of my objects then.... Do I have them in their own library pulling from one.edmx and then the DAL project would have another instance of the same .edmx.

Obviously I would need access to the objects in my fron end project too and am a but unclear about how to go about putting this all together in a correct way.

Swift advice would be appreciated.

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