// Initial object - no ORM to worry about here
// but will this approach be compatible with an ORM?
public static RestaurantBooking CreateBooking(Restaurant restaurant, Customer customer, BookingDetails details)
{
var id = Guid.NewGuid();
var notifier = new RestaurantNotifier();
// Redesign RestaurantBooking entity to suit this style of construction
//return new RestaurantBooking(restaurant, customer, details, id, notifier);
return null;
}
public bool NotifyBookingConfirmation(Restaurant Restaurant, Customer Customer, Guid Id, BookingDetails BookingDetails)
{
throw new NotImplementedException();
}
public bool NotifyBookingConfirmation(Restaurant Restaurant, Customer Customer, Guid Id, BookingDetails BookingDetails)
{
throw new NotImplementedException();
}
// Initial object - no ORM to worry about here
// but will this approach be compatible with an ORM?
public static RestaurantBooking CreateBooking(Restaurant restaurant, Customer customer, BookingDetails details)
{
var id = Guid.NewGuid();
var notifier = new RestaurantNotifier();
// Redesign RestaurantBooking entity to suit this style of construction
//return new RestaurantBooking(restaurant, customer, details, id, notifier);
return(null);
}