Problems with multiple modules using a Application/Core layer?

Our team intends to use abp to reconstruct our system.

However, we encountered a problem we do not know how best practices.

Our project has two modules: user center and management center.

For example, in our Application layer below: void CreateUserResume (CreateUserResumeInput input);

We need two similar methods, one for the user center to use, one for the management center to use,

a lot like this approach. (Because the parameters of the method and the return value may be different.)

In the future may also increase ios android.

We thought about the following way:

Void CreateUserResumeAdmin (CreateUserResumeAdminInput input);
Void CreateUserResumeUser (CreateUserResumeUserInput input);
Void CreateUserResumeIOS (CreateUserResumeIOSInput input);
Void CreateUserResumeAndroid (CreateUserResumeAndroidInput input);

But feel is not a best practice

In this case the Application layer and the Core layer approach how to deal with?

thank you very much!

[wocar]

I think application layer should be platform as platform agnostic as possible. How ever, if you still need specific methods for your specif platform what you can do is create an Application module for each platform example:

YourProject.Application.IOS YourProject.Application.Android YourProject.Application.Desktop

And share a common project with common base classes

YourProject.Application.Common so that you cam reuse your code. However I still think the best approach could be to make your application layer as platform agnostic as possible for example instead of doing

Void CreateUserResumeUser (CreateUserResumeUserInput input); Void CreateUserResumeIOS (CreateUserResumeIOSInput input); Void CreateUserResumeAndroid (CreateUserResumeAndroidInput input);

Make CreateUserResumeUserInput have a property called

Public string Platform { get; set; }

El El jue, 15 de diciembre de 2016 a la(s) 9:44 p.m., maliming < [e-mail]> escribió:

@wocar https://github.com/wocar If so to write Parameters and return values are applicable to all modules This does not seem appropriate Some services do not require some attributes And the attribute itself has validation rules

I think most systems have management and user modules However, abp not found in the relevant examples

Our team thought of some solutions but not how appropriate

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@hikalkan Very grateful, next week we will try!