public void CanCreateDtoWithEntity()
{
Territory territory = CreateTerritory();
TerritoryDto territoryDto = TerritoryDto.Create(territory);
territoryDto.Id.ShouldEqual("08837");
territoryDto.Description.ShouldEqual("Edison");
territoryDto.RegionBelongingTo.ShouldNotBeNull();
territoryDto.RegionBelongingTo.Id.ShouldEqual(1);;
territoryDto.Employees.Count.ShouldEqual(2);
territoryDto.Employees[0].Id.ShouldEqual(5);
territoryDto.Employees[1].Id.ShouldEqual(10);
}
public IList <TerritoryDto> GetTerritories()
{
// I'd rather have the transaction begun via an attribute, like with a controller action,
// or within a service object, but this works for the current example.
this.territoryRepository.DbContext.BeginTransaction();
var territories = this.territoryRepository.GetAll();
var territoryDtos = new List <TerritoryDto>();
foreach (var territory in territories)
{
territoryDtos.Add(TerritoryDto.Create(territory));
}
// Since we're certainly not going to require lazy loading, commit the transcation
// before returning the data.
this.territoryRepository.DbContext.CommitTransaction();
return(territoryDtos);
}