Creating a dynamic state machine with C# and NHibernate, Part 2: Adding business rules.

Posted by: Patrik Löwendahls shout, on 03 Oct 2009 | View original | Bookmarked: 0 time(s)

This the second part of a series started in an earlier post; Creating a dynamic state machine with C# and NHibernateIn my first post I showed you how to create a state machine, attach it to an entity and then save it using NHibernate. In this post well extend the state machine with the capability [...]...

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