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Domain-Driven Design in PHP

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Product type Paperback
Published in Jun 2017
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ISBN-13 9781787284944
Length 394 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Keyvan Akbary Keyvan Akbary
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Carlos Buenosvinos Carlos Buenosvinos
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Christian Soronellas Christian Soronellas
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Preface 1. Getting Started with Domain-Driven Design FREE CHAPTER 2. Architectural Styles 3. Value Objects 4. Entities 5. Services 6. Domain-Events 7. Modules 8. Aggregates 9. Factories 10. Repositories 11. Application 12. Integrating Bounded Contexts 13. Hexagonal Architecture with PHP 14. Bibliography
15. The End

Transactions

Transactions are an implementation detail related to the persistence mechanism. The Domain layer shouldn't be aware of this low-level implementation detail. Thinking about beginning, committing, or rolling back a transaction at this level is a big smell. This level of detail belongs to the Infrastructure layer.

The best way of handling transactions is to not handle them at all. We could wrap our Application Services with a Decorator implementation for handling the transaction session automatically.

We've implemented a solution to this problem in one of our repositories, and you can check it out here:

interface TransactionalSession
{
/**
* @return mixed
*/
public function executeAtomically(callable $operation);
}

This contract takes a piece of code and executes it atomically. Depending on your persistence mechanism, you'll end up with different implementations.

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