public void AddEmployee(Employee employee)
{
//the following line is where I'd use dependency injection
//scan configured assemblies and look for class than implements a type of interface (or has an particular attribute)
IEmployeeRepository repository = new EmployeeRepository();
repository.Add(employee);
}
public void TestGetAllEmployees()
{
IEmployeeRepository repository = new EmployeeRepository(); //reminder: use a factory to get the configured concrete instance.
var all = repository.GetAllEmployees();
foreach (Employee employee in all)
{
Console.WriteLine("Firstname: {0} Surname: {1} Birthdate: {2} EmployeeNumber: {3} TerminationDate: {4}", employee.FirstName, employee.LastName,
employee.BirthDate, employee.EmployeeNum, employee.TerminationDate);
}
}
public void TestAddNewEmployeeRecord()
{
var employer = new Employee
{
EmployedDate = DateTime.Now,
FirstName = "Zahir",
LastName = "Jacobs",
BirthDate= new DateTime(1940,1,1),
EmployeeNum = Guid.NewGuid().ToString("N").Substring(0,15),
TerminationDate = new DateTime(1911,1,1) //not recommended, rather make type nullable but not time refigure how to define that in nhibernate
};
IEmployeeRepository repository = new EmployeeRepository();
repository.Add(employer);
}
public void UpdateEmployee(Employee employee)
{
IEmployeeRepository repository = new EmployeeRepository();
repository.Update(employee);
}
public Employee GetEmployee(int employeeId)
{
IEmployeeRepository repository = new EmployeeRepository();
return repository.GetEmployee(employeeId);
}
//I'd also return an IQueryable object here so as enjoy benefits of LINQ.
public ICollection<Employee> GetAllEmployees()
{
IEmployeeRepository repository = new EmployeeRepository();
return repository.GetAllEmployees();
}
public void DeleteEmployee(Employee employee)
{
IEmployeeRepository repository = new EmployeeRepository();
repository.Delete(employee);
}
