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  Building the Data Mapper Classes for the Data Mapper Design Pattern

  Posted: March 24th, 2010, 7:00am MDT

  In this third part of a five-part series on the data mapper design pattern, I start developing a basic user mapper class. This class allows you to map user domain objects to their associated database table in a fairly easy way.
  - The Data Mapper design pattern is a powerful and elegant solution that permits developers to isolate domain objects from the underlying persistence storage mechanism of an application. Its implementation, at least at a basic level, is a pretty straightforward process that can be tackled with minor ...