Hi there,
I'm currently in the process of reading the c# book, and I have a few question that will help me understand whether CSLA will suit my needs.
The software that I'm working on have a look-and-feel of a Windows Explorer - a treeview wit ha hierarchy of folders, and a listview that displays files and folders. The software itself allows the user to browse and manage the files structure. Obviously, I'll need Folder & File BusinessObjects. Each of these objects needs to have quite alot of metadata, so we're using a Property & a PropertySet objects, which will become BusinessObjects on their own.
My questions are these:
1. How do I handle the big hierarchy that might be created and handled?
2. Is there any way to prevent everything from sitting in the memory of the client? Obviously, the client doesn't need the list of files of a folder when he's not looking at that folder...
I'm pretty sure I'll have tons of more questions as I get into this a bit deeper.
Thanks in advance,
Itay Sagui
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