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The UpdateCustomerData class is an action-specific class that is used to grab any data posted from the client. You use this class in lieu of the real domain entity for example, Customer and isolate in it any validation logic and any logic that determines default values for unspecified properties. Note To avoid an always nefarious proliferation of classes, you will likely decide to ignore this type of model, discard the idea of using any such UpdateCustomerData class, and resort to using domain objects (for example, Customer) to capture posted data, a sequence of primitive data types, the FormCollection object, or even the Request object. I ll return to the pros and cons of direct domain object binding later.

f you put a scope (an assigned address space) on a Send or Foreign connector, you prevent hub Transport servers located in other active Directory sites from seeing

it in their local routing tables. Because these transport servers will not see the connector and its associated scoped address space, they are prevented from using the scoped address space and associated connector to compute least-cost routes for external recipient delivery. however, you need to consider that the routing calculation is done not only at the source hub Transport, but also at every hub Transport the message is forwarded to. It will be checked against the local routing table of each hub Transport server to find the optimum connector based on least cost and maximum message size. If one hub Transport along the way includes a scoped connector that is more suitable for the message to follow, it will use it. For example, assume you re in the Site-Fresno of the Litware Exchange organization. The Site-Fresno has two Send connectors: one to the Internet with SMTp:*, and one connector with a Scope to partners with SMTp:partners.com. You now send a message from Site-Berlin to the Internet, which automatically uses Site-Fresno to forward the message to the Internet. The message will see the scoped Send connector and use the partners connector to deliver the message. The best way to prevent this from happening is not to use scoped Send connectors in hub sites or sites where all messages are sent through.

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After the controller s method has done its job, it has likely grabbed, or produced, some data to show in the view. To maintain a clean separation of concerns, the controller is expected to calculate and retrieve any data required by the view. In other words, the view is expected to be as passive as possible and just display what it receives. In doing its work, the controller method typically interacts with the application s middle tier, running queries, executing workflows, or perhaps invoking service methods. Depending on how you design the business layer, the controller which logically belongs to the presentation layer receives data in a format that might not be designed for the needs of the next view to display.

If you consider using Send connectors that deliver messages to the Internet, you have the following two possibilities to resolve the domains used in recipient addresses:

Using a smart host to deliver the messages to the Internet (the most common scenario when you do not use Edge Transport servers in your organization). Using DNS MX records to resolve Internet addresses on your own when using an Edge Transport server.

to the Internet. Thus it is best practice to install a smart host between the Internet and your Exchange organization.

Too many demos of ASP.NET MVC applications have the presenter create a LINQ-to-SQL model or an Entity Framework model to start with. The presenter then frequently refers to these models as the model of the application. Some presenters even sometimes copy the DBML or EDMX files into the Models folder. As an architect or developer, you need to understand that, in general, there exist three distinct types of model, each playing a specific role, as you just saw. Using three distinct sets of classes is the only proven way to deal with particularly complex applications where the needs of the user interface don t match nicely with the representation of the data you have in the middle tier. This model mismatch might result from questionable design choices, from an excessive requirements churn that constrained the design or, more likely, from nonfunctional requirements such as the need to interface with a legacy system.

When using DNS to resolve message addresses, Exchange queries an external DNS to find the DNS records required for message delivery. The DNS servers are queried for the following information: