three tier architecture using linq

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hai ,

Is that neccesary to write properties in a bussiness layer..
or else we can we write with out using properties using get{}, set{};i.e directly calling the dbml class using methods in bl layer.

thanks in advance...

Posted 5-May-10 23:09pm

sainath437

Updated 5-May-10 23:10pm

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Abhishek Sur · Answer 1 · 2010-05-05T23:26:00

Whatever you want...

But if you can write properties, it would be easier when any modifications is to be made with data.

You never know, that some days later your business logic changes and you need to modify the value of X coming from Data Layer.

In such a situation, you have to write a new property.. which means you need to change the Presentation layer again.

If you have bound using properties, it would be easier to handle this kind of situation by just changing the logic of the property, and keeping the Presentation layer intact.

:)